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How to Become a Certified Medication Aide

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Do you want to the healthcare field but do not want to spend several years studying? If so, then being a Certified Medication Aide (CMA) might be the path for you! CMAs are professionals who complete training so they can give medications to patients.

Medication Aides play an important role in checking patient health. They do this by giving medications to several patients on time. Doing these tasks frees up duties for other staff–making them the key to efficiency! If this sounds promising to you, learn about getting certified through this article.

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Even if your state might not need you to, employers generally prefer applicants with certifications. Obtaining that certification opens a whole lot of career opportunities under your name. Here at Dreambound, we offer amazing classes that route you to certification afterward. We value your long-term career advancement, and we are confident in your capabilities!

Dreambound has written dozens of in-depth guides on how to get started in this field, with information specific to your city. If you're located somewhere else or thinking about moving, check out some other guides we've written:

Are you still considering other healthcare roles to build a career? We got you! Here are different roles you compare with the Medication Aide role and see if they fit your interest!

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Sunshine Tupan
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Sunshine Tupan

Sunshine is a member of the School Growth team at Dreambound, where she assists students and schools with their billing and onboarding needs. She is a licensed mechanical engineer. Outside of work, she enjoys road trips with her family, discovering cozy cafes, and exploring her love for art.

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