Georgia Medication Aide Training · Oconee Campus
Get DirectionsMedication Aide Classes in Georgia
Current Georgia CNAs can complete self-paced online coursework plus two required in-person Medication Aide training days with clinical hours.
Course at a glance
Interest-free optionNext course starts
12 seats left
Schedule
2 In-Person Days
Payment
3 weekly payments total
How online learning works: Online coursework is self-paced. Students complete it on their own schedule while also attending both required in-person training days and clinical hours.
No interest or credit check. Total tuition stays the same with the payment plan.
Work While You Train: flexible scheduling designed around work and family.Work While You Train: flexible schedule options are designed to fit around work and family responsibilities. Day, evening, or weekend availability varies by cohort.
Upcoming Medication Aide Course Dates
Choose a start date below. Full cohorts remain available for waitlist.
Next scheduled courses
Monday, August 10th
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See weekly schedule Enroll NowMonday, August 10th
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See weekly schedule Enroll NowMonday, September 14th
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See weekly schedule Enroll NowMonday, October 12th
Interest-free plans available
See weekly schedule Enroll NowCourse Requirements
- CNA Requirement: Must already hold a current Georgia CNA license.
- Age: 18 or older.
Documents Required to Register
Have these documents ready when completing your registration.
- Valid driver’s license, state ID, or passport
- Valid Social Security card or federal tax return with SSN
- Valid CNA certification in Georgia (not required for Proxy Students)
- Photo selfie for your student badge
What You’ll Learn
Our Medication Aide program combines self-paced online coursework with two required in-person training days and clinical hours. Students learn medication administration procedures, dosage calculations, medication interactions, and documentation requirements under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals.
Program Length & Structure
Exact program length: 2 In-Person Days
- The Medication Aide cohort includes two required in-person training days with clinical hours.
- Students also complete self-paced online coursework by the deadlines shown on the selected cohort calendar.
Select a cohort above and choose See weekly schedule to review the exact dates and required attendance for that class.
Tuition & Additional Costs
Total tuition: $350.
- Standard Medication Aide tuition is $350 and covers course instruction plus required hands-on training.
- Eligible employees of participating ADD's LTC Pharmacy facility customers use the partner registration pathway and pay a $69 registration fee. A valid facility registration code is required.
Seat reservation: $350 is due to reserve a seat when selecting the pay-in-full option.
Payment option: interest-free plans are available; the exact amounts due during registration are shown above.
ADD's LTC Pharmacy customer registration
Eligible employees of participating ADD's LTC Pharmacy facility customers pay a $69 registration fee. A valid facility registration code is required; students who are not eligible for the partner pathway use the standard $350 enrollment option.
Register Through ADD's Pharmacy Portal →Certification & Exam
- This course is designed for current Georgia CNAs pursuing the Georgia Medication Aide pathway.
- Students must satisfy all current state, employer, and facility requirements applicable to Medication Aide practice.
Career Paths
Graduates of our Medication Aide program can pursue various career paths in the healthcare industry. Some potential job titles include Medication Aide, Medication Technician, Medication Assistant, or Certified Medication Aide. These professionals typically work in long-term care facilities, assisted living facilities, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare settings.
Potential Employers
Graduates of our program may find employment opportunities in a wide range of healthcare facilities, including: Nursing homes Assisted living facilities Hospitals Rehabilitation centers Home healthcare agencies Hospice care facilities
Salary Outlook
The salary for Medication Aides can vary depending on factors such as location, experience, and employer. However, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for Medication Aides was $29,960 as of May 2020. Entry-level Medication Aides may earn lower salaries initially, with the potential for higher earnings with experience and additional certifications.
Need a Group Med Tech Course for your Facility?
Private Medication Aide training for your facility
Winder CNA Training offers group Medication Aide courses for facilities with eligible current CNAs. Our team can review participant requirements, scheduling, location, and facility billing with you before a course is confirmed.
Straight Answers Before You Enroll
Medication Aide Questions
Clear details about format, schedule, training location, tuition, eligibility, and certification.
Who can enroll in the Georgia Medication Aide course?
Students must be at least 18 years old and already hold a current Georgia CNA license before enrolling.
Is the Medication Aide course online or in person?
Medication Aide students complete the online coursework at their own pace and attend two required in-person training days with clinical hours. Students should review the exact cohort schedule before enrolling.
Where are the Medication Aide classes held?
Required in-person training is held at Winder CNA Training's Oconee Campus, 1047 Summit Grove Drive, Suite 403, Watkinsville, GA 30677.
Get DirectionsWhen does the next Medication Aide course start?
The next scheduled Medication Aide course starts Monday, August 10th. This is the actual next start date even if that cohort is full; the course cards identify the next cohort with seats separately.
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How much does the Medication Aide course cost?
Standard Medication Aide tuition is $350. Eligible employees of participating ADD's LTC Pharmacy facility customers use the partner registration pathway and pay a $69 registration fee with a valid facility registration code.
What does the Medication Aide course cover?
Training covers safe medication administration, dosage calculations, medication interactions, documentation, and working under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals.
Can a facility schedule a group Medication Aide course?
Yes. Winder CNA Training offers group Medication Aide classes for facilities. Call (770) 203-0858 to discuss scheduling and eligibility.
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