Certified Medication Aide (CMA)

• Meaningful Impact: Help residents maintain their best quality of life by ensuring accurate and timely medication administration.
• Collaborative Team: Work closely with nurses, caregivers, and interdisciplinary teams who value your attention to detail and dedication.
• Competitive Compensation: Enjoy shift differentials and pay that reflect your skills and commitment.
• Supportive Culture: Thrive in a caring, innovative workplace that recognizes your unique talents and encourages your professional growth.

• → Administer prescribed medications safely and accurately
• →Document all medication administration and report any changes in resident condition
• →Work under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN) or delegating nurse.
• →Assist residents with activities of daily living (ADLs) as needed
• →Maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times
• →Complete and renew required Maryland Board of Nursing certification
• →Follow all state regulations and facility policies regarding medication administration
• →Report and document any incidents or medication errors promptly

• Certified Medication Aide certification in good standing
• High school diploma or equivalent
• One year of hands-on experience as a CMA—ideally in a vibrant healthcare setting.
• Expertise in safe, accurate medication administration
• Top-notch attention to detail and organizational superpowers
• Excellent communication and people skills
• A heart full of compassion and a caring touch
• Tech-savvy with electronic health records

As part of National Lutheran Communities and Services, we offer great PERKS and BENEFITS to promote a better quality of life for our team members.