In 2009 this issue was brought before the Court. The fact that some iv practice was being undertaken in homes during dialysis by the patient and family members with no medical training and no direct supervision and trained medical assistants in a Rheumatologist practice under direct supervision. Medical assistants are trained individuals just as any other individual that go to school and develop the skills needed to perform the task. Medical assistants are only allow to perform under the supervision of a doctor. If a medical assistant is trained and are under supervision of the doctor, what's the problem? As a result of my research, I have found that Florida has now started to move forward with putting something together for certified medical assistants that has gone to school and have the proper documentation. I am not sure just when the already CMA will be allowed to certify for the iv therapy , but as of now I don't Fla, has given the go ahead!
The answer varies from state to state. In NY, medical assistants can't administer medications, assess patients, or give injections. They can take vitals and provide other types of services.
no, qualied
Madical doctors are normal doctors they give madicines and injections
Many online medical assistant programs exist online. The important factor when choosing an online program is certification by either the Accrediting Bureau of Health Schools (ABHES) or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). Because medical assistants give injections and draw blood and perform similar physical procedures, if you have no experience you might want to consider a community college in your area.
No LPNs can not give any IM injections.
Medical assistants work performing a number of wide ranging duties that are involving interaction with patients. Some of a medical assistants duties include taking patients' history, vital signs and scheduling patient appointments. Experienced medical assistants may also be allowed to prepare blood for laboratory tests, give injections and assist physicians with examinations.Additionally medical assistants can specialize and work in a number of settings like:Administrative medical assistantsClinical medical assistantsOphthalmic medical assistantsPodiatric medical assistants
Giving injections is not within the scope of practice of a CNA. Some states allow CNAs to perform certain procedures under the license of the RN, but this varies from state to state and facility to facility. An RN is fully liable for any procedures she/he requests or allows the CNA to do that are outside the scope of practice of a CNA. The RN and the CNA both should consider long and hard before performing anything outside their scope of practice.
Yes.
Yes, they can until the dr or prescriber has ordered it.
Intramuscular injections are not something that you should attempt to learn without proper instruction and supervision from a qualified instructor. If there is a medical reason, your doctor may teach you how to preform injections on yourself or one of your dependents. It is not something to try after only reading about it.
Medical Assistants are not allowed to administer Immunizations, they are not licensed and does not have authority to administer, authority exists them to give immunizations.
IN ORDER TO give someone an injection, you must be a doctor, nurse practioner (R.N. with further education), an LPN (licenced practical nurse), or an R.N. (registered nurse). If you are a child or an adult with a particular need for injections (diabetes, cancer etc.) a nurse can instruct you how, and you can give them to yourself. ALSO, trained medical personnel, like an EMT in an ambulance can give injections and start I.V.'s.