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.
This six-hour online continuing education course is for North Carolina medication aides working in adult care homes or family care homes. Review medication safety, pharmacology, administration techniques, documentation, observation, and reporting.
Students have one week from acceptance into class to complete the pass/fail course requirements. No textbook or clinical placement is required.
Facility skills validation is separate. This CE course does not replace initial medication aide training, the state written examination, or required facility competency validation.
Here’s a clear, step-by-step overview of what to expect after registering for your course with We Care Online.
Choose North Carolina under Registration Options and select the appropriate payment or facility registration choice. Confirm this adult/family care home CE course fits your role.
Watch for your confirmation email after registration. Check spam or junk folders and follow any instructions needed before access is granted.
Access follows registration processing and review of enrollment requirements. You have one week after acceptance into class to complete the course. Follow the classroom instructions in your confirmation email.
Complete six hours of online CE, every required assignment, and each unit discussion. Submit your own work and meet instructor-posted deadlines. This is a pass/fail course.
Successful students receive a Certificate of Completion documenting six hours. Provide it to your employing facility. Required facility skills validation is separate and is not completed by this online course.
Complete six hours of online medication-related continuing education for medication aides working in North Carolina adult care homes and family care homes. Review medication safety, administration techniques, pharmacology, documentation, and resident care responsibilities.
Designed for staff already qualified for medication aide duties in adult care homes or family care homes.
Review dosing, medication effects, error prevention, documentation, observation, and reporting.
Successful students receive a Certificate of Completion to provide to their employing facility.
North Carolina requires six hours of medication-related CE annually for medication aides and their direct supervisors, with exemptions for persons authorized by occupational licensure laws to administer medications. Facility skills validation and records are separate from this online course. Review state guidance.
This is a pass/fail course. Complete every assignment, participate in each unit discussion, submit your own work, and meet instructor-posted deadlines. Provide your six-hour Certificate of Completion to your facility for its records.
This continuing education course supports existing medication aides in North Carolina adult care homes and family care homes.
Adult care home and nursing home medication aide pathways are different. The North Carolina adult care home listing does not qualify a person to administer medication in a nursing home. Check the state’s guidance for your setting.
Complete the online CE requirements and provide the course certificate to your facility. Required facility skills validation is separate from this course.
Job duties, pay, and employer expectations vary. This course does not provide initial certification, expand your authorized scope, or guarantee employment or earnings.
Contact Colleen Villa before enrolling if you work in a different setting or need initial medication aide training.
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 North Carolina eligibility, hours, access, completion, facility records, and registration.
This CE course is for current North Carolina medication aides working in adult care homes or family care homes. Confirm your listing and care setting before enrolling. Adult care and nursing home medication aide pathways are different.
The course provides six hours of online medication-related continuing education. No clinical hours are included in this CE course.
This is an open-enrollment course. Access follows registration processing and review of enrollment requirements. You have one week from acceptance into class to complete the course. Follow your confirmation email and instructor-posted deadlines.
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.
No textbook purchase or clinical placement is required for this online CE course. Reading materials are provided online. Your facility’s required skills validation remains separate.
After successfully completing all required modules and six hours, you will receive a Certificate of Completion by email. Give the certificate to your employing facility for its records. It documents CE and does not replace initial training or facility skills validation.
The current registration total is $124: $95 tuition plus a $29 registration fee. No textbook is required. Review your selected registration charges before completing enrollment.
Yes. Choose North Carolina and the facility representative option in Registration Options. Facility invoicing is available through the same process; a separate special form is not required.
No. Facilities must separately meet the state’s competency and documentation requirements. Use the official Medication Administration Skills Validation Form (DHSR/AC 4605) and state guidance for the applicable requirements.
Review Refund, Payment Plan & Other Policies before registering. Available payment choices appear in Registration Options. For billing help, contact the office.