Tiffany Mclemore

• Administered medications to residents following prescribed schedules and safety protocols.
• Monitored resident health and reported changes to nursing staff promptly.
• Maintained accurate medication records and documentation for compliance.
• Assisted residents with personal care tasks, ensuring their comfort and dignity.
• Collaborated with healthcare team to develop individualized care plans for residents.
• Participated in staff training sessions to enhance medication administration practices.
• Ensured that medication was stored correctly according to manufacturer guidelines and facility policies.
• Observed residents during medication administration for adverse reactions or non-compliance with instructions provided by staff members.
• Reported any observed changes in physical condition or behavior immediately to the supervising nurse or physician.

A Certified Medication Technician (CMT) administers medications to patients and maintains related medical records under supervision, playing a crucial role in patient care.

• CMTs are responsible for giving prescribed medications to patients, ensuring the correct dosage, route, and timing are followed.
• Patient Monitoring: They observe patients for any reactions to medications, and report significant changes in their condition to the supervising nurse or physician.
• CMTs maintain accurate medical records, documenting the name of the drug, dosage, time of administration, and any other relevant information.
• Vital signs: They may also take and record vital signs, such as blood pressure and heart rate, as part of their monitoring duties.
• Support Daily Activities: CMTs assist patients with daily living activities, providing emotional support, and reassurance.

• Administered medications to residents following prescribed schedules and safety protocols.
• Monitored resident health and reported changes to nursing staff promptly.
• Maintained accurate medication records and documentation for compliance.
• Assisted residents with personal care tasks, ensuring their comfort and dignity.
• Educated residents and families about medication management and potential side effects.
• Monitored vital signs prior to administering medications and reported any changes or irregularities to the supervising nurse.
• Ensured that medication was stored correctly according to manufacturer guidelines and facility policies.
• Observed residents during medication administration for adverse reactions or non-compliance with instructions provided by staff members.

• Answer patient call signals, signal lights, or intercom systems to determine patients' needs.
• Turn or reposition bedridden patients.
• Provide physical support to assist patients in performing daily living activities, such as dressing.
• Measure and record food and liquid intake, or urinary and fecal output, reporting changes.
• Record vital signs, such as temperature, blood pressure, and pulse, or respiration rate, as directed.
• Observe or examine patients to detect symptoms that may require medical attention.