Which aspect is NOT part of a QMA's responsibility?

The aspect that is not part of a Qualified Medication Assistant's (QMA) responsibilities is performing complex surgical procedures. QMAs are trained to assist with medication administration in a supportive role, which includes monitoring residents' responses to medications, administering medications as prescribed, and documenting those administrations accurately.

Complex surgical procedures require extensive medical training and expertise beyond the scope of a QMA's training and responsibilities. These procedures are typically conducted by licensed healthcare professionals, such as physicians or surgeons, who have received advanced education and experience in surgical techniques. While QMAs play a vital role in ensuring that residents receive their medications safely and effectively, their focus is on medication management rather than invasive surgical interventions.