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Now Hiring Compassionate Medication Technicians!At Amber Grove Place Memory Care, we believe caring for seniors is more than a job, it's a calling. As a Medication Technician, you'll play a vital role in keeping our residents safe, comfortable, and thriving, while being part of a supportive, close-knit team that truly cares. If you're calm under pressure, organized, and have a heart for seniors, especially those living with memory loss we'd love to meet you.Open Interviews — No Appointment Needed!Monday–Friday from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Walk in and get an in-person interview the same day! Just bring your resume (if you have one), and come ready to chat. We're excited to meet you!What You'll Be DoingSafely administer and oversee medications and prescribed treatmentsMonitor and assess residents' health, safety, and overall well-beingCommunicate with families regarding medical needs or concernsShare observations and resident updates with the Clinical Services DirectorSupport and guide care staff to ensure high-quality, consistent careProvide friendly, respectful service to residents, families, visitors, and teammatesJump in with other essential duties to help the community run smoothlyBenefits & Perks$250 Sign-On Bonus after successful 90-day evaluationBenefits available to full-time employees (waiting period may apply)Supportive leadership and a collaborative team environmentMeaningful work where your care truly mattersWhy You'll Love Working at Amber Grove PlaceYou're not just passing medications, you're building trust, preserving dignity, and making a real difference every single day.What We're Looking ForHigh school diploma or equivalentVocational or technical training preferred1+ year of Medication Technician experience (preferred)2+ years in a geriatric or senior care setting (preferred)Strong communication skills and a positive, team-first attitudeCertifications & Clearances (Required)First Aid CertificationCriminal background clearanceHealth screening and TB/CXR clearanceSkills That Make You ShineComfortable using healthcare equipment and basic computer systems. Able to assist with lifting, transferring, or repositioning residents as needed. Strong attention to detail and sensory awareness. Leadership & Communication. Ability to guide and support care staff. Provide clear, calm direction. Communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Environment Fit. Thrive in a memory care, community-based setting. Adaptable, compassionate, dependable, and kind.