Kayla brings more than two decades of healthcare experience across hospital, home health, and long-term care settings. She supports students with online coursework, course expectations, and questions.
Refresh your knowledge of pharmacology and safe medication administration in this online continuing education course for current Montana Medication Aide II license holders and Certified Nurse Aides.
Review new drugs, commonly used medications, administration methods, alternative treatments and interactions, medication safety, and documentation. No clinical placement or textbook is required.
This is continuing education for an existing license. Course completion does not grant a new license or automatically renew your Montana license.
Here’s a clear, step-by-step overview of what to expect after registering for your course with We Care Online.
Choose Montana under Registration Options and select the appropriate payment or facility registration choice. A current Montana Medication Aide II license is required.
Watch for your confirmation email after registration. Check spam or junk folders and follow any instructions needed before access is granted.
This is an open-enrollment online course. Access follows registration processing and review of enrollment requirements. Follow your confirmation email for classroom instructions.
Complete six hours of online continuing education across all six units, 100% of assignments, each unit discussion, and the required course evaluation. Meet instructor-posted deadlines and submit your own work. No clinical placement or textbook is required.
After successful course completion, retain your Certificate of Completion. Follow the Montana Board of Nursing’s separate license renewal process; course completion does not renew your license automatically.
Refresh your medication administration knowledge through six hours of online continuing education. Review pharmacology, medication safety, dosage calculations, drug interactions, documentation, and professional responsibilities.
Maintain and refresh knowledge used in your existing medication aide role.
Review safe medication practices, drug effects, interactions, and documentation.
Successful students receive a record of course completion. State license renewal remains a separate responsibility.
Montana requires six contact hours of continuing education in pharmacology and medication administration each annual renewal period. Medication Aide II licenses renew March 31 each year. Review current Board of Nursing requirements.
This is a pass/fail course. Complete all assignments, participate in every unit discussion, meet instructor-posted deadlines, and complete the course evaluation to receive a Certificate of Completion. Keep your completion record and follow the Montana Board of Nursing’s separate renewal process.
This course supports continuing education for a current Montana Medication Aide II license. It is intended for existing license holders.
Montana Medication Aide II licenses are used in skilled nursing facility settings. Practice within your authorized role and applicable supervision requirements. Review Board of Nursing information.
Complete required continuing education, retain your completion record, and follow the state’s renewal process. Finishing a CE course does not automatically renew a license.
Duties, pay, and employer requirements vary. This course does not confer a new license, expand your authorized scope, or guarantee employment or earnings.
Contact Colleen Villa before enrolling if you do not already hold a current Montana Medication Aide II license.
Kayla brings more than two decades of healthcare experience across hospital, home health, and long-term care settings. She supports students with online coursework, course expectations, and questions.
Colleen supports students and facilities with program questions and course arrangements. Her experience includes healthcare administration and educational settings.
Answers about Montana eligibility, course requirements, access, materials, certificates, and registration.
This continuing education course is for current Montana Medication Aide II license holders who are also Certified Nurse Aides. It is not initial medication aide training and does not grant a new license.
This course provides six hours of online continuing education across six units. Topics include new drugs, commonly used medications, administration methods, alternative treatments, safety and administration, and documentation. There are no clinical hours.
No. Reading materials are provided online, and no textbook purchase or clinical placement is required.
This is an open-enrollment course. Register through Registration Options, choose Montana, and complete the appropriate payment or facility billing arrangements. Watch for your confirmation email and classroom instructions after registration processing. Access is not promised immediately after payment.
This is a pass/fail course. Complete 100% of each unit’s assignments, participate in every unit discussion, meet instructor-posted deadlines, and submit your own work. Complete the anonymous course evaluation at the end. All units are due before the end of class; contact Kayla Neitzel if you need help with deadlines or make-up work.
Successful students receive a Certificate of Completion. Retain your completion record and follow the Montana Board of Nursing’s separate license renewal process. This course does not automatically renew your license.
The current registration total is $118: $89 tuition plus a $29 registration fee. No textbook is required. Review your selected registration charges before completing enrollment.
Yes. Choose Montana and the facility representative option in Registration Options. Facility invoicing is available through the same process; a separate special form is not required.
The Montana Board of Nursing lists six contact hours in pharmacology and medication administration per annual license renewal period. Medication Aide II licenses renew March 31 each year. Confirm your individual renewal obligations with the Board.
Review Refund, Payment Plan & Other Policies before registering. Available payment choices appear in Registration Options. For billing help, contact the office.