Administrator position

Hi,
Please e- mail with your phone # so we can talk. My e- mail address is hussain_amjad@msn.com.
Thanks.
Amjad Hussain

John Riccobono-

I am also looking for any position in a nursing home in IL it could be in sales which I have extensive experience in or activity director.

I am an RN and LNHA in IL currently working in Dyer IN but looking to relocate back to the Northern IL area. Where is your facility located. I have been working as a Director of Nursing for the last 3 1/2 years but am looking to get back to functioning as Administrator. I have 19 years experience in healthcare, 13 of that in LTC.

Hello Jeanette,
Can you send me a copy of your resume.
I will let you know the details.
Thank you.

john riccobono in Canal Winchester, Ohio said: I am in need of a solid, driven Nursing Home Administrator for a northern Illinois Skilled Facility. Great opportunity for a seasoned individual to join a solid company.

Please email me tswm@comcast.net I am currently working for a facility on the north side and understand the needs of this population.

I am looking for a position in NY
Robert

Hello Robert,
Please forward me a copy of your resume.
I have an open opportunitiy.

Thank you,
Brenda Durmann

Brenda,

Any openings in NJ? I do not have your email. My email is DaveLNHA@aol.com.

Hello, my name is Lori, and I am interested in becoming a health care manager. However, before I return to school, I would like to become more familiar with this role. For example, what is a typical day like? How do you all coordinate internal and external services? Thank you for your help, and have a great day.

john riccobono in Canal Winchester, Ohio said: I am at john@tobinsearch.com.

Please attach your resume and I will call you and review the opportunity. The geography is western, close to Iowa - if that helps.

Sincerely,

John

John,

Please contact me via email: jakenickkay@yahoo.com. My licensures are in Michigan and Virginia. My wife and I are willing to relocate if the Nursing Home Administration position is right. I have enjoyed managing large acute care facilities.

John DeLuca NHA

Hello,
I am currently looking for an Administrator in Training program in Northern Illinois for Long Term Care. I have been a CNA since 1977 and have had my certificate since 1981. I received my BSHA/LTC degree this past June and I am currently working on my Masters in Health Administration Gerontology. I am looking to train to be an Administrator of a Long Term Care facility. Thank you.

Sarah R

Hello,
You can send me your resume to
brendamichelson@earthlink.net

Thank You.
Brenda

Jeanette,
I'd love to speak with you, can you email me? nycjdp@gmail.com

Jeanette in Chicago, Illinois said: I am an RN and LNHA in IL currently working in Dyer IN but looking to relocate back to the Northern IL area. Where is your facility located. I have been working as a Director of Nursing for the last 3 1/2 years but am looking to get back to functioning as Administrator. I have 19 years experience in healthcare, 13 of that in LTC.

I am looking for one or two nursing home experts to assist me with a project called www.elderstep.com. I have very little knowledge in your field but have a great desire to make this site a reality.

Please contact me if you are interested in participating. In a nutshell we are creating a database of every facility in North America and the ability for loved ones, residents, employees, and ex employees to write reviews and comments about the facility.

I need your help in making the site relevant to administrators and to the general public.

Thank you,

JP
elderstep@gmail.com

JP,

If I can give you a suggestion. Do not go down that road. Administrators will hate you. They just received the government's five star rating and most of the facilities did not get a good rating. With the State, Federal, Local governments, patients, their family and local dog catchers they already have enough oversite.

JWD

John,
I appreciate your feedback. I certainly do not need to make enemies. What do you think about the benefits to consumers of nursing home services with such a site? How do you feel about sites like tripadvisor.com?

Feel free to contact me offline as well?

John DeLuca in Brighton, Michigan said: JP,

If I can give you a suggestion. Do not go down that road. Administrators will hate you. They just received the government's five star rating and most of the facilities did not get a good rating. With the State, Federal, Local governments, patients, their family and local dog catchers they already have enough oversite.

JWD

JP,

TravelAdvisor seems to be a very informative travel website. It is very well done.

If you want to help the Nursing Home Field, work on educating nurses. There is a major shortage of qualified nurses. Because of DRGs (reimbursement for patient care, so many days per patient diagnosis), patients are being discharged from hospitals before they are ready. When Nursing Homes receive these patients they are still very sick. A nursing home bed is much cheaper than a hospital bed. In addition, most nursing home facilities utilize Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) who need to gain work esperience before they are good at picking up the suttle diagnostic changes in patients. The LPNs are so bogged down with passing medication they do not have time to observe their patients. There are not enough Register Nurses in the field of Long Term Care.

This is a major problem for someone to work on. Nursing home employeers do not set money or time aside to educate their nursing staff.

Back at you later.

JWD

Hi JP & JWD,
Most nurses who work in LTC are usually the "C" grade level when it comes to knowledge. In IL. they are not certifying any more LPN. I am helping my uncle in recruiting nurses from Asia. Why would NH hire hire RN's if work can get the work done through LPN.
Amjad Hussain

Amjad,

You should be looking at the quality of care being rendered. In your experience: look back at the number of patients that had to be returned to the Emergency Room for simple care that could have been provided at the Nursing Care Facility. Good nurses in rehabilitation centers are worth there weight in gold. It is not always a cheaper employee who pushes medications that provides a profit for the facility.

JWD

john riccobono in Canal Winchester, Ohio said: I am in need of a solid, driven Nursing Home Administrator for a northern Illinois Skilled Facility. Great opportunity for a seasoned individual to join a solid company.

I have a Missouri Nursing Home Administrator's License as of April 21, 2009. I am interested in obtaining a Nursing Home Administrator's In-Training position. I am willing to satisfy other State NHA requirements if and when necessary. I am a Registered nurse with a MHA, MSN, BSN. I am currently working in an acute care hospital and have had three years there on their Skilled Nursing Unit, plus I have had two years long-term care experience.