STNA for Care Center

Baptist Community Services (BCS) values the dedication and hard work of its CMAs, offering a positive work environment that fosters growth, teamwork, and professional development. As a certified medication aide at BCS, you’ll be part of a team that prioritizes respect, dignity, and empathy in all interactions with residents. Additionally, BCS offers opportunities for advancement, competitive compensation, and a strong sense of community, making it an excellent place to build a fulfilling career while making a lasting impact.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

EDUCATION: That required for certification in the State of Texas as a Certified Medication Aide. Must be able to read, speak, and write English.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Under the direction of the Charge Nurse and/or Assisted Living Manager, administers medication to a designated group of elders, within the framework of BCS policies. Ensures compliance with all State and Federal regulatory requirements in providing optimal care for each client.

ESSENTIALS OF JOB

Administers medications and treatments as prescribed to a designated group of elders, as described in the State and Federal regulations. (constantly)

Observes and reports symptoms and conditions of elders both orally and in writing, and assists with instituting remedial measures. (constantly)

Maintains accurate records reflecting elder’s condition, medications and treatment. (constantly)

Teaches elder and family member as needed regarding care issues. (occasionally)

Develops collaborative relationship with interdisciplinary team to provide comprehensive care. (occasionally)

Functions as an advocate for the elders. (frequently)

Assists the Charge Nurse as assigned, i.e., as CNA or Bath Aide. (constantly)

Must be able to commit the time necessary from an attendance and punctuality standpoint to accomplish the above specified Essentials of Job. (constantly)

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