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Chapel Hill Nursing Center

License Nursing Home Administrator

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A Nursing Home or Home Health Administrator manages staff and operations at a long term care facility. Oversees admission and care of residents, staff hiring, billing and finances, compliance with regulatory requirements and building maintenance. Maintains professional licensing requirements. Manages staff, recordkeeping, billing, finances, and other administrative work for a home health care program, where aides assist clients with personal, household and some health-related services in their homes.

$105,083 / year median in Maryland

+10% projected growth

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Now Hiring Licensed Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA)!
Medical / Dental
/ Vision insurance Generous paid time off (PTO) package and paid holidays 401(k) Clean environment with all of the supplies you need to do your job with excellence! Comfortable staffing ratios! FUN and friendly work atmosphere - GREAT leadership team! Responsibilities of the Licensed Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA): Directs the day-to-day functions of the facility in accordance with current federal and local standards, guidelines, and regulations that govern nursing facilities to assure that the highest degree of quality care can be provided to our residents at all times. Manage a long-term care facility's staff—from hiring, training, and evaluation, to scheduling. Control the facility's finances and design budgets, manage billing and reimbursement, monitor payroll, and report to board-level governance. Update processes to comply with federal and state regulations in the delivery of care, in the safety of the building, and in the security of patient data. Interface with residents, families, and staff. Represent the facility in professional and community activities. Interpret resident needs and collaborate with families. Qualifications for the Licensed Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA): Current Nursing Home Administrator's license (Maryland) Experience in a skilled nursing facility (Preferred) Excellent leadership skills Demonstrable knowledge of state and federal regulations Superb decision-making skills
Work Setting :
Long term care
Specialty:
Geriatrics Job Type:
Full Time