Med Tech (Full-Time/Part-Time) - Chatham Ridge

To apply for the Med Tech position at Chatham Ridge, you must have a high school diploma and be at least 18 years old. Additionally, completion of a State Approved Medication Aide course is mandatory. Strong communication skills and the ability to work in a collaborative care setting are essential to succeed in this role.

As a Med Tech at Chatham Ridge, your responsibilities include administering medications, maintaining resident confidentiality, attending in-service training, and collaborating with the healthcare team to monitor residents' health and report significant changes. You'll also promote residents' rights and contribute to a nurturing living environment.

The work culture at Chatham Ridge is supportive and team-oriented. We prioritize positive relationships among team members, residents, and their families. Our commitment to professional growth means you will be encouraged to pursue further training and education while enjoying a collaborative environment.

Absolutely! At Chatham Ridge, we are committed to the professional development of our team members. Med Techs have various career advancement opportunities within our organization, allowing you to grow and take on new responsibilities as you continue to learn and develop your skills.

Med Techs at Chatham Ridge enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes health care plans (medical, dental & vision), a retirement plan (401k), paid time off for full-time positions, short and long-term disability insurance, and life insurance, ensuring you are well taken care of while you focus on your career.

Tapcheck revolutionizes how team members at Chatham Ridge receive their wages. This innovative mobile app allows you to access your earned wages instantly, helping you to manage your finances with greater ease and flexibility. This means no more waiting for payday or the associated stress!

To apply for the Med Tech position at Chatham Ridge, you can submit your application online and may be required to participate in an interview process. We look for candidates who share our commitment to compassionate care and uphold the highest standards of service.

When answering this question, emphasize your understanding of medication protocols and the safeguards you implement, such as double-checking dosages, following the five rights of medication administration, and documenting any errors or concerns promptly. This will showcase your attention to detail and commitment to resident safety.

In your response, provide a specific example of a medical emergency you've encountered. Describe your immediate actions and the outcome to demonstrate your ability to remain calm under pressure and follow emergency protocols effectively.

Highlight your understanding of HIPAA guidelines and your commitment to maintaining confidentiality. You can mention practices like discussing sensitive information only with authorized personnel and securely storing documentation to protect residents’ privacy.

Discuss strategies such as using clear, simple language, being patient, and employing non-verbal cues. Emphasize your empathy and ability to adapt communication styles to meet individual residents' needs.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork in delivering high-quality care, mentioning how collaboration with other healthcare professionals enhances resident health outcomes. Share examples of how you've previously worked within a team and the positive results that ensued.

In your response, express your passion for senior care and how Chatham Ridge’s values align with your professional goals. Mention the innovative work culture, the use of technology like Tapcheck, and your desire to contribute positively to residents’ lives.

Describe your approach to conflict resolution, such as listening actively, demonstrating empathy, and working collaboratively to find a solution. Provide examples where you've successfully navigated similar situations in the past.

Talk about your commitment to lifelong learning, mentioning your attendance at workshops, conferences, or online courses to stay updated with best practices in medication administration and senior care.

Share methods such as creating checklists, using time management tools, and regularly communicating with colleagues to ensure great care for all residents. Highlight your organizational skills and ability to remain focused under pressure.

Discuss how you personalize care approaches based on individual resident preferences, always seeking to involve them in decision-making processes. Express your understanding that respecting autonomy plays a significant role in resident well-being.