Course Overview

This 6-hour course provides the required training for unlicensed staff in Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs) to assist with or supervise residents who self-administer their own medications. Designed to meet Florida state requirements, this program ensures caregivers are prepared to safely and legally support residents while maintaining compliance with state regulations.

Who Should Take This Course?

This training is designed for unlicensed personnel working in Assisted Living Facilities, including direct care staff who are responsible for helping residents manage their medications. It is also ideal for caregivers who need to meet Florida’s mandatory training requirement for medication assistance.

What You’ll Learn

During this six-hour course, you’ll gain a clear understanding of Florida’s rules and regulations for medication assistance in Assisted Living Facilities, along with the specific roles and responsibilities of unlicensed staff. You’ll learn safe, step-by-step procedures for assisting with self-administration of oral, topical, inhaled, and other medications, as well as proper documentation and recordkeeping practices that protect both you and the residents in your care. The training also prepares you to identify and respond effectively to medication errors, side effects, or changes in a resident’s condition, giving you the confidence and compliance you need to support residents safely.