What are the responsibilities and job description for the Administrator position at American Medical Associates?
American Medical Associates -
Nursing Home Administrator l ocated in West Springfield, MA
Salary : $120K to $170K (based on experience)
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Qualifications :
Must have a valid Massachusetts Administrator license
Must have current experience as an Administrator in long term care
Must have prior long-term care experience
Must be a self-starter and energetic
Proven leadership & management skills
Strong verbal & written communication skill
Responsibilities of the Administrator :
Monitor and maintain compliance with federal and state regulations.
Maintain written policies and procedures that govern the operation of the facility.
Maintain written job descriptions and performance evaluations for each staff position.
Assist department directors in development and use of department policies and procedures and establish rapport in and between departments so that each can see the importance of teamwork.
Interpret the facilities policies and procedures to employees, residents, family members, visitors, and governmental agencies, etc.. as necessary in accordance to board approved practice.
Review the facility’s policies and procedures periodically, at least annually, and make changes as necessary to assure continued compliance with current regulations.
Assure that all employees, resident, visitors, and the public follows established policies and procedures.
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