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Benedictine
Administrator in Training (AIT)
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An Administrative Manager manages and directs administrative support for a company or organization or manages the business office at a smaller company. Directs clerical and administrative staff, manages supply orders and budgets, monitors company contracts or procedures, or directs equipment and office space use and maintenance.
$102,230 / year median in North Dakota
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Overview The Administrator in Training (AIT) Intern is an entry-level position that provides comprehensive training and hands-on experience to individuals aspiring to become Long Term Care (LTC) Administrators. Under the guidance of the Community Executive Director, the AIT Intern will be exposed to various aspects of LTC administration, including but not limited to strategic planning, financial management, regulatory compliance, facility oversight, and personnel management. Responsibilities As assigned by the Executive Director, the AIT Intern will engage in various aspects of LTC management of the facility.
Participates in the yearly budgeting process. Gain practical experience in budgeting, financial analysis, and revenue cycle management. Working with the Human Resources Department to understand recruitment, training, scheduling, benefits, performance evaluations, retention programs, and other aspects of HR to gain exposure to staff management and associate relations. Assisting in conducting internal audits and reviewing findings from audits and reports, identifying potential problems, and assisting in developing and deploying improvement plans Participates in quality improvement initiatives and projects for overall organizational performance as requested Rotates through all community departments shadowing managers and supervisors to acquire knowledge and skills related to LTC administration. Observation of the integrative and administrative role of the Executive Director through attendance at meetings with associates, governing bodies, Benedictine meetings and conferences, community groups, resident councils, and other groups. Participates in and review with the Executive Director the findings and results of regulatory inspections of the facility. Completion of a major project, study, or research effort designed to improve operations at the community or provide information upon which a major decision facing the community and its management can be made. Promotes Benedictine's Mission and Core Values of Hospitality, Stewardship, Respect, and Justice by bringing these values to life in the workplace. Demonstrates regard for dignity and respect for others as outlined in the philosophy of the organization. Promotes and contributes positively to departmental and organizational relationships.
Duties may include:
Assisting in ensuring the organization's adherence to all relevant laws and standards to learn and understand regulations, accreditation standards, and compliance requirements. Assisting in monitoring and analyzing financial reports to identify areas for improvement and cost-saving opportunities.Participates in the yearly budgeting process. Gain practical experience in budgeting, financial analysis, and revenue cycle management. Working with the Human Resources Department to understand recruitment, training, scheduling, benefits, performance evaluations, retention programs, and other aspects of HR to gain exposure to staff management and associate relations. Assisting in conducting internal audits and reviewing findings from audits and reports, identifying potential problems, and assisting in developing and deploying improvement plans Participates in quality improvement initiatives and projects for overall organizational performance as requested Rotates through all community departments shadowing managers and supervisors to acquire knowledge and skills related to LTC administration. Observation of the integrative and administrative role of the Executive Director through attendance at meetings with associates, governing bodies, Benedictine meetings and conferences, community groups, resident councils, and other groups. Participates in and review with the Executive Director the findings and results of regulatory inspections of the facility. Completion of a major project, study, or research effort designed to improve operations at the community or provide information upon which a major decision facing the community and its management can be made. Promotes Benedictine's Mission and Core Values of Hospitality, Stewardship, Respect, and Justice by bringing these values to life in the workplace. Demonstrates regard for dignity and respect for others as outlined in the philosophy of the organization. Promotes and contributes positively to departmental and organizational relationships.