University of Central Missouri | Certified Medication Technician

Issued by University of Central Missouri

The Certified Medication Technician Development Program ensures that students develop the knowledge needed to advance their skills as Certified Nursing Assistants and qualify them for employment as Certified Medication Technicians and Insulin Administrators in intermediate care or skilled nursing facilities. 104 classroom hours.

Type Certification
Level Intermediate
Time Hours
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Communication
Conflict Management
Delegation
Diabetes Treatmetn
Drug Classification
Infection Control
Insulin Administration
Medical Terminology
Monitor Blood Sugar
Patient Care
Problem Solving
Team Building

Earning Criteria

The University of Central Missouri Certified Medication Technician Development certificate program will prepare students to advance in their career and increase their value to employers. The course will include classroom work as well as clinical and exam components. Successful students will advance their CNA skills, qualifying them to work as certified medication technicians and insulin administrators in intermediate care or skilled nursing facilities.