Bethel House Training Institute
Update Your Medication Aide Certification
Update Your Medication Aide Certification
CMA Update Online Class
CMA Update Online Class
Effective July 15, 2013, any CMA whose certification has been expired for more than 1 year will be required to retake the entire 75-hour CMA course to be recertified. Applicants only have 1 year from the time their certification expired to obtain the required continuing education course offered by Bethel House training Institute in Wichita, Kansas.
Course Schedules – 2023
Course Schedules – 2023
CMA Update Online
December 1st - December 10th
December 11th - December 20th
December 21st - December 28th
January 2nd - January 9th
January 10th - January 17th
January 18th - January 24th
January 25th - January 31st
February 1st - February 7th
February 8th - February 14th
Febraury 15th - February 21st
February 22nd - Febraury 29th
March 1st - March 7th
March 8th - March 14th
March 15th - March 21st
March 22nd - March 31st
April 1st - April 7th
April 8th - April 14th
April 15th - April 21st
April 22nd - April 30th
May 1st - May 8th
May 9th - May 15th
May 16th - May 22nd
May 23rd - May 31st
Open Enrollment up until the the day before the class ends.
Complete your CMA update entirely online with our 10-hour state-approved course. You will have 1 1/2 weeks to complete the material at your own pace. You may also come to the office between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM and use our computer lab at your convenience.
Cost: $125
Course Description
Course Description
CMAs are eligible for employment for 24 months following the date the certificate is issued. They must maintain current eligibility for employment as a CNA to work as a CMA.
To remain eligible to work as a CMA, the CMA must complete 10 hours of continuing education as specified in Kansas Health Occupations Credentialing Regulations. The successful completion of the continuing education will allow the CMA to be eligible to work an additional two years.
The CMA must take a continuing education course within every two year period to remain eligible to work. If the certificate lapses, the CMA has a 1 year period (from the expiration date of the certificate) in which to take a continuing education course to renew the certificate.
The CMA may not work if the certificate has expired. After the certificate has been expired 1 year, the CMA must successfully pass the 75-hour course and test to become eligible for employment.
This course meets Kansas continuing education requirements for CMA's and will cover:
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New Classes of Drugs and New Drugs
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New Uses of Drugs
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New Methods of Administering Drugs
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Alternative Treatments Such as Herbs, Acupuncture, and Interaction With Traditional Drugs
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Safety and Administration of Drugs
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Documentation