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Medication Delegation Training

A Brilliant, Hard-working Leader.​"

Working with Stephanie was one of the highlights of my previous position. She is a leader; brilliant, hard-working, thinks outside of the box, and executes all of this while being a kind human being at the same time.

–Sally Ford
Process Improvement Specialist, Superior Health Plan

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Medication Delegation Training

Medication Delegation Training is the key to direct care teams who deliver quality care, every time.

— What Is Medication Delegation Training?

Direct care team members are the lifeblood of an assisted living community. In fact, without them, nurses are over-run and over-worked. 

At Engagement Through Education (ETE), we don’t just help you meet requirements for training. Instead, we empower your team members to ask questions and become problem solvers. Additionally, our medication delegation training gives your team access to 24×7 support through RN Delegation with RNDA. Give your direct care team the confidence and skills they need, with our medication delegation training.

— Trouble With Most Medication Delegation Training

Not all trainings are created equal. For example, some programs don’t cover regulations. In addition, some trainers have no prior experience in assisted living communities. And what happens if your nurse leaves? Do you have to train your team all over again?

Our trainings cover all your state regulations and offer RN Delegation, too. Find out what consistent, engaging medication delegation can look like.

— How Our Medication Delegation Is Different

Our trainers know how to take complex material and make it easy to understand. First, we’ll never talk down to you or talk over your head. Second, we make the material fun, engaging, and most importantly, actionable. Our students walk away with step-by-step processes they can use right now. Thirdly, we know first hand what it is like to work with residents because we’ve been there. Finally, we make it easy to access with our on-demand online course. Or, contact us to schedule a live in-person or custom online session.

Also, since our program works with RN Delegation services through RNDA, your team gets the same training, every time.

01.

What Your Direct Care Team Will Learn

Your direct care team will love our medication delegation training. In addition to a live in-person training option, we also provide an on-demand online video (no more waiting!) We make it simple to get the training and support you need. Students have 24×7 support through RNDA and learn important topics, such as:

  • RN Delegation and Medication Delegation:
    what they mean & why they matter
  • Who has what responsibilities?
  • How to find and stay updated on regulations
  • The basics: How do medications work in the body?
  • Critical medicine cart protocols
  • Proper steps for passing medications
  • When to call for help
  • The 6 things direct team should NEVER do
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02.

Skills Your Team Will Walk Away With

At ETE, we work hard to make sure each of your direct care team members is fully informed and is confident in their role. Our medication delegation training will give them important skills, including:

  • Understanding of the importance of their role (lives are at stake)
  • Proper delivery method of pills, creams/ointments, inhalers, etc.
  • Knowledge of state code and where to find updates
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Impact Stories

A Passionate Leader, Manager and Caregiver

Stephanie does a marvelous job of managing her patients. She is capable of managing a large caseload while demonstrating excellent patient care and communication with family and facility staff. Stephanie is diligent and dedicated. Her passion for end of life care is obvious. Thank you Stephanie for demonstrating excellence in all aspects of patient care as well as professional boundaries.

–Bryan Walker 
Principal and Consultant, Palliative Care Consulting

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