Dedicated Registered Medication Aide with a proven track record at English Meadows Assisted Living, excelling in medication administration and compassionate patient care. Enhanced safety protocols and reduced medication errors through effective communication and teamwork. Committed to ongoing learning and regulatory compliance, ensuring optimal patient outcomes and quality care.
Overview
10
10
years of professional experience
2
2
Certification
Work History
Registered Medication Aide
English Meadows Assisted Living
10.2023 - Current
Promoted a culture of safety within the facility through proactive identification and reporting of potential hazards related to medication storage, handling, and disposal.
Demonstrated strong clinical knowledge through regular participation in ongoing training programs, keeping up-to-date on best practices in medication management.
Participated in quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the facility''s overall medication management processes.
Coordinated with pharmacy staff to ensure timely delivery of required medications, minimizing delays in treatment.
Contributed to regulatory compliance by maintaining accurate records of dispensed medications and administered treatments.
Served as a resource for patients, family members, and staff regarding medication information, answering questions and addressing concerns when necessary.
Facilitated smooth transitions between shifts by providing comprehensive hand-off reports, ensuring consistent care for all patients.
Reduced medication errors through careful documentation and clear communication with nursing staff.
Prepared medication doses accurately by following medication administration record (MAR) written by healthcare providers.
Reordered medication to maintain adequate supply.
Monitored patient responses to medication to report adverse reactions quickly.
Assisted with feeding and monitored intake to help patients achieve nutritional objectives.
Identified and reported medication errors to avoid distributing wrong medication to patients.
Turned and repositioned patients to prevent bedsores.