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What does a Medication Aide do?
They work in nursing homes, assisted living centers, centers for the mentally handicapped, in homes and schools helping licensed personnel provide clients with their daily medications.
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Do I have to be a Nurse Aide?
You must have successfully completed an approved Nurse Aide course, or have minimally 6 months experience working as a nurse aide. You must be able to provide proof of current placement on the NE Nurse Aide Registry.
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How long is the Medication Aide course?
Class dates and times do vary. It is important to consult a schedule for exact sessions. Daytime classes are typically 8 days of course instruction. Evening classes are typically 16 sessions. There is no clinical. However the class sessions do not meet every day/evening.
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