Medication Aide (CMA/CMT)
Training Program

Q: 1. Do I need to already be a CNA?

Yes. An active CNA certification is required before enrolling in the Medication Aide program.

Q: 2. Is the program fully online?

No. The program is hybrid and includes online learning, in-person review, clinicals, and state exam preparation.

Q: 3. How long does the program take?

The Medication Aide program can be completed in as few as 5 days depending on the student’s schedule.

Q: 4. Does the program include clinical training?

Yes. Students participate in a supervised clinical experience.

Q: 5. Will IHCA help me prepare for the state exam?

Yes. Exam preparation is included as part of the program.

Q: 6. What jobs can I apply for after certification?

Graduates may work in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare environments.

Q: 7. Are payment options available?

Students may contact admissions to discuss available payment options.

Q: 8. Does IHCA guarantee employment after completing the program?

No. IHCA does not guarantee employment; however, we may provide career guidance and employer connection opportunities.

Advance your healthcare career by leaming safe medication administration, patient monitoring, and essential medication aide skills needed in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and healthcare settings across Georgia.

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Hybrid Program

State Exam Preparation

Clinical Experience Included

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Flexible Payment Options

Medication Aide Program Cost

Tuition and Program Costs: $360.00
State Exam Fee: $26.00

Program Overview

IHCA's Certified Medication Aide Training Program prepares current CNAs to safely administer medications while working under nurse supervision in healthcare environments.

Students receive training in:

Medication administration
Dosage documentation
Medication safety
Infection control
Resident observation
Reporting medication reactions
Communication with healthcare teams

Program Snapshot

Program Length:	Can be completed in as few as 5 days*
Format:	Hybrid
Clinical:	Included
State Exam Prep:	Included
Pre-Requisite:	Active CNA License
Financial Assistance:	Options Available

"Depending on the student's schedule and class availability.

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What Is a Certified Medication Aide?

A Certified Medication Aide (CMA/CMT) is a healthcare professional trained to administer medications to residents and patients under the supervision of licensed nursing staff.

Medication Aides are commonly employed in: