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Code · Ohio · Title 47 Occupations-Professions · Chapter 4723 Nurses

Section 4723.653 — Medication aide; certificate required.

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(A)A person who holds a current, valid certificate as a medication aide shall be known as a "certified medication aide" or "CMA." The board of nursing shall establish and maintain a registry of certified medication aides and make the registry available on its internet web site.
(B)No person shall engage in the administration of medication as a medication aide, represent the person as being a certified medication aide, or use the title, "medication aide," or any other title implying that the person is a certified medication aide, for a fee, salary, or other compensation, or as a volunteer, without holding a current, valid certificate as a medication aide under this chapter.
(C)No person shall employ a person not certified as a medication aide under this chapter to engage in the administration of medication as a medication aide.
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