Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities Medication Administration
Taught by trained Nurses who teach direct support professionals (DSPs) how to administer oral, eye, ear, topical, nasal medications, GJ tube education/medication administration, Diabetes education, and insulin injections.
DD Personnel must submit a completed application (with required signatures), ID, GED/Diploma, and BCI results/receipt.
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Training Dates
MEDICATION 1
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INITIAL (9A-5:30P)
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11/16 & 11/17
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RENEWAL (10-12P)
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Please reach out to us at 513-802-6470
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MEDICATION 2
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INITIAL (10A-2P)
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RENEWAL (10A-11A)
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11/9
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11/16
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11/23
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MEDICATION 3
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INITIAL (10A-2P)
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RENEWAL (10A-11A)
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11/17
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11/24
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Requirements & Instructions
Requirements for Medication Administration for both initial and renewal training:
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Must be at least 18 years of age
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Must be working for DODD agency or being a DODD-certified independent provider.
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Complete Application for DODD Personnel Form (See DODD Application)
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Application Form must be signed by employer verifying background check requirements and High school Diploma or GED.
Instructions:
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STEP 1: Download and complete the DODD Application (Employer has a part to fill out as well)
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STEP 2: Upload the completed DODD Application (below with our registration form)
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STEP 3: Register (complete Trainings-4U registration form) for initial or renewal training for either Med I, II, and III.
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For INITIAL trainings (applies to Med I, II, and III)
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For RENEWAL trainings (applies to Med I, II, and III)
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Med I is hour and half
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Med II and III is a hour
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Medication Administration I is a 14-hour training on health-related activities and medication preparation, administration, and documentation for each route.
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A 2 hour renewal training is offered.
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Annual renewal required.
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Renewal requires at least two hours of continuing education.
Medication Administration II is a 4-hour training on how to administer and document feedings, cleaning, and medication through G/J tubes.
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Must have a current Medication Administration Category I before completing Medication Administration II initial and/or renewal training.
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A 1-hour renewal training is offered.
Medication Administration III is a 4-hour training on the signs, symptoms, and management of diabetes. As well as how to administer and document insulin injections, use a glucometer, and proper disposal of sharp objects.
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Must have a current Medication Administration Category I before completing Medication Administration III initial and/or renewal training.
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A 1-hour renewal training is offered.
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