Our CRMA courses (Certified Residential Medication Aide)are Maine DHHS approved for unlicensed certification to give non-injectable medications in a wide variety of residential care settings. Enrolled students receive our holistic learning support and a step-by-step study guide to prepare for exams.
It’s not just about giving medications!
Our courses help you learn how to simplify tasks, organize details, manage your time and think like a leader. You will also improve the overall quality of residential care and elevate the healthcare profession as a whole- stick with us baby and we'll get you there!
The 40-hour course is for CRMA certification to work in the
Level 4 (6 or more clients) assisted living, medical office, nursing home, detox/recovery and a variety of other outpatient residential settings.
How to find a certificate:
1. Click "training certificates" on the left, then enter info on the right
2. Click the above/left drop down box to select the most recent certificate
3. Click the lower right link to print
All CRMA students are responsible for understanding the Maine CRMA Curriculum; think of the curriculum as the official CRMA texbook.
All residential care providers are responsible for understanding the Maine Ch. 113 Regulations for residential programs. Think of the Ch. 113 as the official workplace policy manual.
Job roles, workplace rules/regs infection control, vital signs
The 40-hour course is for CRMA certification to work in the
Level 4 (6 or more clients) assisted living, medical office or a
variety of other outpatient residential settings.
The 24-hour course is for CRMA certification to work in the
Level 3 (5 or fewer clients)
residential group home
setting.
The 8-hour Recertification course is for all CRMA certificates, which automatically expire every two years. Students must study independently and come to class fully prepared to complete the
MAR/med pass demo and exam.
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