CRMA 24-hour course
The CRMA 24-hour course (Certified Residential Medication Aide) is Maine DHHS approved for unlicensed certification to give non-injectable medications in a Level 3 (5 or fewer residents) residential group home.
Non-injectable medications include: pills/tablets/capsules, liquids, inhalers (through nose or mouth), nasal spray, eye drops, ear drops, topical creams/ointments/lotions, vaginal/ rectal creams or suppositories.
Key roles include listening carefully, paying close attention to details and communication
Key roles include listening carefully, paying close attention to details and communication
The Maine CRMA textbook and Ch. 113 Regulations
Maine CRMA textbook
All CRMA 24-hour students are responsible for understanding the full Maine CRMA textbook,
beginning with the Introduction section.
Maine Ch. 113 residential Regulations
All Level 3 residential care staff must know the Maine Ch. 113 Regulations for residential programs.
Section 7 is focused on medications
course review
Unit 1 review
Unit 1 review
Unit 1 review
Job roles, workplace rules/regs infection control, vital signs
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