CMT/CNA

The medication technician is responsible for the safe and accurate administration of medications, maintaining health records, and assisting individuals with developmental disabilities in PBCS group homes.

• Administer medications and document accurately.
• Monitor individuals' health and report changes to medical staff.
• Assist with personal care tasks and ensure hygiene.
• Maintain medical equipment and ensure it's in good working order.
• Keep accurate records of medication and health observations.
• Communicate with staff, families, and medical professionals.
• Follow safety protocols and assist in emergencies.
• Complete required training and stay updated on procedures.
• Advocate for residents' needs and rights.

• Certified as a medication technician (CMT).
• Experience in healthcare, preferably with developmental disabilities.
• Knowledge of medication administration and medical equipment.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.

• Group home setting, with physical tasks and flexible hours, including weekends and holidays.