Medication Aide Training Program

  Medication Aide prepares certified nursing assistants (CNA's) for administering daily medication to patients in a hospital or medical facility. Also referred to as medical aide technicians, their duties include monitoring patients, reporting changes, and collecting samples. Our 12-week course* provides the student with skills and training in order to succeed. This course contains an in-class lecture discussion and practical instruction. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to receive credentials as a nationally certified Medication Aide Technician. Admission Prerequisites » 18 years of age » A valid Photo ID and Social Security Card » High School Diploma/GED or Copy of Transcript » Currently employed in a Long-Term Care facility/Assisted Living facility as a Nurse Aide or non-licensed direct care staff member on the first official day of the medication aide training program. Additional Fees (These fees are NOT included in tuition) » Book/workbook - $60 » Training supplies fee - $75 » Student badge - $10 » BLS Certification - $70 » Application/Processing Fee - $50 » State Application (Students will pay this fee to the state) - $25 » Fingerprints Fee (Students will pay this fee to the state) - $42 » Scrubs (We do not provide this; students will have to purchase elsewhere) » Stethoscope & Blood Pressure Cuff (We do not provide this; students will have to purchase elsewhere) » $100 non-refundable Registration fee due upon registration to secure your seat Pre-Register Here! *Class dates may vary For more information, call (469) 400-8125.