What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assisted Living Administrator position at Quincy Village?
The Assisted Living Administrator establishes and directs the overall operations of the communities’ Assisted Living and Personal Care activities. This role establishes and maintains consistent care and service standards to deliver excellent care to residents. The Assisted Living Administrator ensures ongoing compliance with established standards (federal, state, local and organizational).
Qualifications:
- Current Pennsylvania certification as an Assisted Living Administrator required, or eligible to obtain
- Current Pennsylvania certification as a Personal Care Home Administrator (PCHA) required
- One-year experience as a PCHA, Assisted Living Administrator or active Pennsylvania Nursing Home Administrator (NHA) licensure required
- Medication Technician Certification required or eligibility/willingness to obtain.
- Requires one of the following:
- Associates degree, Bachelor’s degree preferred
- Active Pennsylvania Registered Nurse (RN) licensure
- Active Pennsylvania Practical Nurse (LPN) licensure
Responsibilities and Expectations:
- Responsible for meeting or exceeding occupancy and mix goals.
- Ensure the highest quality of care is provided to all customers.
- Accountable for the direction, coordination and supervision of all activities within assigned area.
- Collaborate on annual budget and fiscal control of the community to meet budget targets.
- Develop positive relationships and is accessible to all residents, families, visitors and team members.
- Make recruitment recommendations and decisions.
- Participate in training, supervision and discipline of team members.
- Complete performance evaluations for direct reports.
- Act as a liaison between the community and all outside agencies.
- Endorse community in positive way to the greater community.
- Maintain and prepare records and reports as required by policies and regulations.
- Ensure resident rights and smooth transition throughout community.
- Act as a catalyst for quality improvement.
- Perform daily rounding on residents and team members.
- Promote effective marketing and public relations.
- Remain compliant with all federal, state, local and corporate regulations.
Presbyterian Senior Living is a large not-for-profit organization comprised of a variety of locations, services and levels of care. Our organization is dedicated to our mission to provide compassionate, vibrant and supportive communities and services to promote wholeness of body, mind and spirit.
