Med Tech

As a Med Tech at The Bungalows at Nevada, your key responsibilities include monitoring the health and well-being of residents, assisting with medication administration, and maintaining communication with families and support services. You will conduct assessments to identify residents' ongoing needs, support the Wellness Nurse during monthly wellness visits, and ensure accurate documentation reflects any changes in residents' clinical care.

To qualify for the Med Tech position at The Bungalows at Nevada, you must be a certified Medication Aide and meet state requirements for medication administration. While a minimum of one year of experience working with elders or disabled individuals is preferred, strong leadership capabilities and knowledge of assisted living and dementia care are also valuable assets.

Med Techs at The Bungalows at Nevada work Wednesday to Saturday from 6 AM to 10 PM, making it essential for candidates to have flexibility to accommodate peak service delivery times, especially on weekends and evenings.

Yes, The Bungalows at Nevada offers training to help Med Techs familiarize themselves with our procedures, protocols, and resident care standards. Our supportive environment encourages ongoing learning and development in the field of elder care.

As a Med Tech at The Bungalows at Nevada, you'll work with a diverse group of residents, including those requiring assistance with daily living and individuals with dementia. Your role will be pivotal in ensuring quality care tailored to each resident's unique needs.

In your response, highlight your experience with medication administration, including specific types of medications you've handled and your approach to ensuring the safety and accuracy of delivery.

When answering, discuss your strategies for time management and prioritization, emphasizing your ability to assess urgent needs and provide quality care efficiently.

Share specific strategies you've employed, focusing on patience, clear communication, and adapting your approach to each resident's unique needs.

Explain your methodical approach to emergencies, detailing how you assess the situation, react promptly, and communicate effectively with medical personnel and family members.

Cite a specific instance where you led a project or a group of peers, focusing on the outcome and what you learned as a leader in a healthcare setting.

Be honest about your passion for elder care and how it drives your day-to-day work. Share personal anecdotes that highlight your commitment and joy in making a difference.

Discuss strategies you use to manage stress effectively, such as taking breaks, practicing mindfulness, and maintaining a positive outlook, while ensuring that each resident receives appropriate attention.

Highlight the importance of teamwork, open communication, and how you foster a collaborative environment with fellow staff and health professionals to provide the best care.

Talk about the importance of reporting and how you would follow the protocols to ensure the safety and well-being of the resident, demonstrating your understanding of the seriousness of such matters.

Mention qualities such as compassion, attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to work under pressure, emphasizing how you embody these traits in your work.