What are the responsibilities and job description for the Medication Aide Training Trainer -$500 Sign on Bonus After 90 Days position at Brighter Day?
Overview
Pay Rate Negotiable with Candidate.
As a Medication Aide Training Trainer in Enid, Oklahoma, you’ll help caregivers build the knowledge and practical skills to support safe, respectful resident care. You’ll deliver clear instruction on medication administration, documentation, resident personal care assistance, and applicable state healthcare regulations. Your impact: By strengthening caregivers’ skills, you help residents and their families receive more consistent, informed care.
Duties
- Deliver state of Oklahoma approved Developmental Disabilities Medication Aide Training curriculim in accordance with state regulations, agency policies, and approved training standards.
- Teach medication aide practices, including medication administration, vital signs, catheter care, and tube feeding, within applicable role and regulatory requirements.
- Guide learners in patient care, caregiving, manual handling, and communication with residents and caregivers.
- Explain medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, patient confidentiality, HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), and accurate medical documentation.
- Support learning related to senior care, memory care, dementia and Alzheimer’s care, hospice care, and care for individuals with disabilities.
- Provide classroom, virtual, and hands on instruction related to medication administration and health supports.
- Evaluate participant competency through written exams, skills assessments, and practical evaluations.
- Maintain accurate training records, attendance logs, testing documentation, and certifications.
- Use relevant electronic health record (EHR) and electronic medical record (EMR) systems and medical records in instruction.
Skills
- Nursing or caregiving experience; experience in assisted living, senior living facilities, nursing homes, hospitals, medical offices, home care, or acute care is relevant.
- Knowledge of geriatric care, developmental disabilities, resident personal care, first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and basic life support (BLS).
- Familiarity with State Board of Nursing requirements, medical records, Epic, or Cerner is helpful.
- Able to teach safe care practices, including heavy lifting and manual handling, while maintaining confidentiality.
- Experience with home and community care, hospice, memory care, or individuals with disabilities is valued.
Pay: From $24.00 per hour
Expected hours: 32.0 per week
Work Location: In person
Salary : $24