Overview The Neighborhood Retirement Community is a beautiful CCRC in Rio Rancho. We are currently looking for compassionate and talented Medication Aides to join our Assisted Living team! Our Medication Aides are responsible for providing assistance in the area of medication administration and personal care assistance to our residents. At the core, the goal is to provide meaningful interactions with our residents on an as needed basis in an appropriate yet highly individualized manner. Wages: $17.00 - $21.00 / hr DOE We are hiring for: FTE NOC (10p-6a) Sunday – Thursday PTE PM (2p-10p) Saturday- Monday About us: The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho, NM is a senior living community that cares about our residents and our staff. Our diverse team provides compassionate care and services to residents while having fun and caring about each other too. We’re part of the PRS network of nonprofit communities, which gives our team members opportunities to grow in their careers as part of one of the nation’s leading providers. All we ask is that you bring excitement, a smile, energy, ambition to grow and learn new things, and great ideas to make us all better. If you want to be treated like you matter, come join us in pushing the envelope! The successful candidate will find great satisfaction in making people happy. It’s that simple. About you: Previous experience as a medication aide/tech is highly preferred OR previous experience and certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) highly preferred Must have First Aid card and be CPR certified What The Neighborhood in Rio Rancho Offers You: Medical - employee premiums paid at 95% for HDHP and 90% for EPO Dental and Vision insurance also available 10k of Life/AD&D insurance, 100% paid by us! 403b with 3% match after 2 years of service Employee Assistance Program - 6 free sessions annually 160 hours of PTO annually PLUS 7 paid holidays Come join our passionate team at The Neighborhood at Rio Rancho; where we care for our staff, so you can care for our residents! About You Minimum of 1 year’s experience providing care as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), preferably in a long-term care environment. Maintain state-required certifications for this position, where applicable. Current CPR and First Aid certification is required. Computer skills, including previous experience with clinical software programs.