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Administrator, Executive, Executive Director, Assistant Administrator, AIT, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Boarding Home, Aging, LTC, Life, Administrative.
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Consult, educate, and coordinate care with facility staff, including nursing home administrator, director of nursing, and director of social services.
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POSITION SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Regional Director of Operations / Vice President of Operations, the Licensed Nursing Home Administrator/ Executive Director leads and directs the overall operation of the Care Community in accordance with resident needs, governmental regulations, and company policies, with the main objective of maintaining quality care for the residents and achieving business and financial profitability for the community.
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Nursing Home Administrator to lead our compassionate team and ensure the highest level of care and quality of life for our residents.
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Minimum of two years of experience in a related position, preferably in long term care industry, is desired. Business Office Manager, BOM, Administrative, Administration, Supervisor, Senior Living, Independent Living, Rewarding, Financial, accounting, HR, Human Resources, Payroll, Accounts Payable, Receive, excel, Accountant, bookkeeping, bookkeeper, Director, Executive, assistant, property management, property manager, Real Estate, Oversee, Census, budget, Census.
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Minimum of two (2) years of experience as an Executive Director or Administrator in a long term care senior living environment that includes demonstrated leadership within a Care Community.
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Supervisor, Manager, Payroll, Accounting, Management, HR, Office, Finance, Financials, Billing, Bookkeeper, Administration, Senior Living, Independent Living, Director, Executive, Supervision, Supervisor, Oversight, Medical, Health.
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A broad understanding of federal, state and local laws and guidelines related to the operation and management within a long term care or continuing care retirement community is highly preferred.
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The Concierge is responsible for greeting visitors, arranging tours of the property, answering a multi-line telephone and providing clerical support to the administrative staff. The mission of making tomorrow better than yesterday.
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Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or related field of expertise or at least 5 years experience relevant to the position (i.e. long term care experience, hospice, or retirement housing management experience) with at least two years in a supervisory capacity.
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Responsibilities : Provide on-site psychiatric assessments and medication management to patients in skilled nursing, assisted living, and other long-term care facilities.
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Qualifications: Preference given to a candidate with a LPN/RN License and two years of experience working with older adultsThe following qualifications may substitute for a LPN/RN License: Current licensure as a nursing home administrator or assisted living administrator from the Board of Long-Term Care Administrators.
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Long-term care experience preferredLicense: Candidates must be either a Nursing Home Administrator licensed in PA or have a Personal Care Home Administrator Certificate.
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SUMMARY Of Duties. We offer a Competitive compensation package including health benefit (medical, dental and vision options). Integral Senior Living & Solstice Senior Living are Drug-Free Work Environments.
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