CNA-Certified Nursing Assistant
Listed on 2026-01-24
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Nursing
Healthcare Nursing, Nursing Home
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New Growth Brings New Opportunities
White Stone has been serving Seniors with service excellence for over 100 years! As the first CCRC established in the state of North Carolina in 1912, Whitestone has set the standard for Senior Living in our area developing a reputation for 5-star service to our residents ensuring high quality care.
New Growth Brings New Opportunities
White Stone has been serving Seniors with service excellence for over 100 years! As the first CCRC established in the state of North Carolina in 1912, Whitestone has set the standard for Senior Living in our area developing a reputation for 5-star service to our residents ensuring high quality care.
Our employees have been the key to that success and we are so excited to share the news!! We are currently expanding and are continuing to build a magnificent team!
As an Employer of Choice, we are committed to an employee culture that embraces true employee engagement, allowing opportunities to share ideas and suggestions that impact how we serve our residents. At White Stone, you will not be just an employee, you will be a significant part of our community where involvement is key to our success.
Looking for something new and exciting? We may have an opportunity that is right for you!
Currently seeking compassionate, hospitality-minded Medication Aide to provide resident centered care to those we serve.
We have a Full Time and Part Time openings on all shifts available.
We would love to have you on our team!
Apply below to join our White Stone Family!
CNA/Medication Aide
The CNA/Certified Medication Aide assists with the administration of medications under the direct supervision of a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse. Assists licensed nursing staff by performing routine nursing duties and activities of daily living.
Certified Nursing Assistant Duties:
- Assists residents with dressing, grooming, eating, bathing, positioning, turning, toileting and exercising.
- Gives treatments, perform tests, carry‑out procedures and collect specimens as instructed.
- Reports and records observations and results of treatments, tests, procedures and specimens when indicated.
- Transfers, transports and escorts residents as needed.
- Answers signal lights promptly.
- Changes bed linens, makes beds and keeps rooms clean and orderly.
- Safely prepares, administers, and charts oral, topical, and suppository drugs. The medication aide who prepares the medicine administers same.
- Checks and prepares each dose immediately preceding administration.
- Follows administration protocol:
- Checks medication with transcribed or original order.
- Checks all information on label or package for accuracy and clarity.
- Clearly identifies the resident with proper medication.
- Considers the following when administering a medication.
- General use of the medication
- Therapeutic action
- Usual dosage
- Factors modifying dosage and effects
- Precautions and contraindications
- Antidote, if known
- Route and frequency of administration
- Signs of deterioration of the medication
- Checks with the charge nurse if there are any questions regarding any medication.
- Records administration of the medication on resident’s medication administration record. Discards medication refused or otherwise not given and records on medication administration record.
- Reports medication errors or reactions to medications immediately to the charge nurse, who, in turn, reports to the resident’s attending physician and completes the necessary documentation.
- Performs accurate pulse and blood pressure and recognizes their significance in drug therapy.
- Administers PRN medication only under the following directives.
- FOR NON-LEGEND (OTC) DRUGS
- May be administered without prior permission
- FOR LEGEND PRN DRUGS
- CMA informs the charge nurse who first makes a bedside assessment;
- documents that assessment on the clinical record; giving permission of the CMA to administer medication; or…
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