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Medication administration training and certification developed by DODD authorizes caregivers to perform a variety of tasks for people with many different medical conditions.
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Curriculum. DODD-approved curriculum must be used for all...
- DODD Medication Administration
Welcome to DODD Medication Administration Certification...
- Curriculum
Curriculum. DODD-approved curriculum must be used for all medication administration certification initial training classes, including the stand-alone vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), epinephrine auto-injector, and over-the-counter (OTC) topical medications for comfort, cleansing, and protection of intact skin, hair, nails, teeth, and oral surfaces.
Medication Administration Certification Course Application. Prior to DODD Medication Administration Certification, initial or renewal, developmental disabilities personnel must submit a completed training application to the Registered Nurse (RN) Trainer.
SessionID. Course/OBN Num. Lvl. Cat. RN Trainer/Instructor. Date. County. Trainee. Training Session Current Training Session Past 1-60 days Past 61-180 days Past 181-365 days Past 1-2 years All (may take long time to load) By Date Name County ID.
Welcome to DODD Medication Administration Certification Verification. Preparation, administration and documentation procedure for administration or oral, topical, eye, ear, nose medication. Performance and documentation of health-related activites.
Medication Administration I. Due to the major responsibility administering medications has, this series of courses is designed to instruct unlicensed Developmental Disabilities (DD) personnel how to safely administer medications in various settings authorized by law.
Medication Administration Training. To access the statewide medication administration training schedule on the DODD website, go to: www.dodd.ohio.gov. Click on "TRAINING", scroll down and click on "Training for Providers". Scroll down to Medication Administration Certification Training, click on "VIEW", then click on "Medication Administration ...
