What is a CMT?

CMT stands for Certified Medical Technician or Certified Medication Technician, depending on the healthcare setting. CMTs are trained professionals who assist nurses and other medical staff by administering medications, monitoring patient health, and maintaining medical records. Their responsibilities may also include providing basic patient care and ensuring that medication is given safely and accurately. CMTs typically work in hospitals, long-term care facilities, or assisted living centers. Certification requirements vary by state and employer, but usually involve completing a training program and passing a competency exam.