Medication
Technician Certification
The Certified Medication Technician, who is not required to be a Certified Nursing Assistant, performs the delegated nursing functions of medication administration in community based settings under the supervision of a registered nurse.
| Initial Certification To Become A Medication
Technician |
Medication Technician Versus Certified Medicine Aide
- What is the difference?
New
Requirements for Medication Technicians (formerly known as Medication
Assistants)
How to become a Medication Technician
Instructor's Checklist for Initial
Medication Technician Applicants
Instructor Request form for Initial
Medication Technician Applications [PDF]
| Renewal of Medication Technician Certification |
General Instructions – Renewal of the Medication Technician Certificate
General Instruction - Medication Technician Clinical Update
Instructor's Checklist for Renewing
Medication Technicians using the Mail-in Renewal Application
Instructor's Checklist for Renewing
Medication Technicians using On-line Renewals
Instructor Request form for Medication
Technician Renewal Applications [PDF]
Medication technicians who wish to request
an application may send an e-mail to Jaray Jarvis (jjarvis@dhmh.state.md.us).
Please include your full name, Medication Technician Certification Number, and
current address in your request to avoid any delays.
| RN-CM/DN's Approved To Teach
The 20-Hour Medication Technician Training Program |
Required training for the
Registered Nurse who will teach the Medication Technician in Assisted Living
Assistant-Initial Training and Clinical
Update in Assisted Living 1999-2004
Assisted Living, Initial and Clinical Update
(Effective 2005)
School Health (MSDE) and Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) (Effective 2005)
Developmental
Disabilities (DDA) (Effective 2005)
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