MEDICATION AIDE TRAINING PROGRAM

As a Medication Aide, you will work under the direction of a licensed nurse by assisting and monitoring individuals with medication administration.  

The course emphasizes the importance of establishing an ethical and caring relationship with clients and is recommended for individuals containing an active CNA certification working to enhance their skill sets. 

•Students must be 18 years of age.

•Students must have a Georgia Certified Nursing Assistant in good standing with no adverse findings. 

•Student must possess a High School Diploma or GED.

This is a part-time 24-hour course:

• Theory/Didactic/ Skills Lab: 16 hrs
• Clinical: 8 hrs

We accept private pay students only. Private pay balances must be paid in full prior to the course start date. 

A non-refundable registration fee and non-refundable deposit are due at the time of enrollment to hold your seat. That deposit is applied to your course price.

Total Course Price:

$400 (Includes $75 Registration Fee & $150 Deposit)

Course Price Includes:

• State Exam Fee
• CMA Textbook
• CMA Georgia Scope of Practice Guide
• MTA T-Shirt
• Access to Study Materials and Lecture Videos via Online Platform 
• BLS Certification (BLS class must be completed within 30 days of course completion) 

Payment plans are available via 

• Pay in 4 by PayPal (based on your credit profile)

**MTA does not determine if you will be eligible for payment plans administered by a third party**

You will attend classes and take your state exam at one of our Valdosta, Ga locations:

509 N Patterson St, Valdosta, Ga 31601

100 N Patterson St, Valdosta, Ga 31601

*Your class location will be given to you when you register*

To sit for the Georiga CMA Exam, students must successfully pass our course and make at least an 80% on the State exam. Once you’ve passed the CMA state exam, you will be added to the Georgia CMA registry. This is where you and your employer will check your status as a CMA. 

You’ll want to check the registry regularly so that you do not allow your CMA to expire. You’ll be required to do a CMA Update course within two years to keep your CMA credential active.

Yes, you are required to already have a valid, Georgia CNA  certification to be eligible to complete this program.  

No, we only offer this program in the state of Georgia. 

The state of Georgia does not require an accreditation for Medication Aide programs. It does require the program to be taught by a Registered Nurse, Physician, or Pharmacist who is an approved Medication Aide program instructor through the state of Georgia. If you are unsure if your program instructor is an approved instructor to teach a Medication Aide program in  Georgia, you can visit the state’s website here to look up your instructor. If you would like to look up our instructor, simply email us at info@madilintrainingacademy.com and we will be happy to give you our instructor’s license number for you to verify online. 

Yes, our curriculum is aligned with the stringent requirements set forth by the State of Georgia. MTA’s Medication Aide Program curriculum is crafted by an approved Georgia Medication Aide Instructor and Master’s prepared Nursing Educator. 

Yes, if you would like to discuss our program further, please make an appointment here to speak with our program instructor. 

Yes, once you have successfully completed our CMA program, and pass your state exam, you will be listed on the Georgia registry as a Certified Medication Aide.

Any current or future employers will be able to verify your certification via the state‘s website.  

Applicants cannot register for waitlisted Cohorts, as these classes are not taking additional applicants because they are either full or the class date is tentative. If you are interested in a waitlisted class, please click join the waitlist and you will be contacted when a seat is available on your desired date. If you do not submit a waitlist form, we will not contact you when seats become available.