Nursing Home Administrator Job Search

Looking for LNFA Position either in the DFW Area or the Austin area. Nine years experience and willing to relocate for the right opportunity. Anybody heard of anything.

I just graduated with an MBA-Health Care Administration, what would be the best move for someone like me, to seek a Doctorate or the Long term care facility administrator exam/position? please help.Anyone with better knowledge.I will really appreciate!

Wanted Nursing Home Administration in Roland Oklahoma, Sequoyah County. Last survey listed zero deficiencies. Will pay $65,000. plus bonus. Please send Resume to: BOB Mitchell PO Box 568 Sallisaw, OK 74955

Parmenas Bosire in Elkton, Maryland said: I just graduated with an MBA-Health Care Administration, what would be the best move for someone like me, to seek a Doctorate or the Long term care facility administrator exam/position? please help.Anyone with better knowledge.I will really appreciate!

I am very interested in speaking with you Parmenas. We have an opportunity in Elkton as an Administrator and would love to speak with you to see if you know of anyone who might be interested in the Administrator's position in Elkton.

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I look forard to hearing from you

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Thank you W Jackson for the information. I will send in my resume for review. In addition, I have ammended my relocation options. I am currently willing to consider opportunities throughout Texas (Not just Dallas and Austin as previously posted) Secondly, I would strongly consider relocating out of state given the right opportunity. After almost 10 years as an administrator I would like to make the move into larger Skilled Nursing or Assisted Living Facilities. Preferrably 170 +. Lastly, I would also consider an assistant administrator/executive director position in a larger facility if a reasonable opportunity exists within the Organization to advance into Senior Leadership roles, either in larger facilities or multi-facility operations, based on performance I can be contacted at the following: aaron.petrus@yahoo.com, aaron_petrus@tmo.blackberry.net
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I have just received a Master of Health Service Administration from GWU (long term care track). I will be taking the NAB exam on May 28, and am looking forward to beginning my career as an LNHA! I am interested in administration and/or project management positions in Montgomery/PG/Frederick Counties, but am willing to explore other areas (both in position and location) if the right opportunity presents itself. If you are interested in viewing my resume, please e-mail me at rskruth@gwu.edu. Thanks!

Fiona Hobday in Live Oak, Florida said: I am very interested in speaking with you Parmenas. We have an opportunity in Elkton as an Administrator and would love to speak with you to see if you know of anyone who might be interested in the Administrator's position in Elkton.

My contact information is : tel 561 273-6294 or fhobday@signaturehealthcarellc.com

I look forard to hearing from you

I am a licensed Nursing Facility Administrator in Texas (2007). I have over 15 years experience in administrative and managerial positions, including chief financial officer. I have a bachelors degree in accounting, a Masters in Business Administration (MBA), and a Masters in Healthcare Administration (MHA). I am still looking for the administrator/assistant administrator position. Will relocate anywhere in the U.S. Please contact at: doziemole@yahoo.com

sharon al rifai in Little Rock, Arkansas said: Wanted Nursing Home Administration in Roland Oklahoma, Sequoyah County. Last survey listed zero deficiencies. Will pay $65,000. plus bonus. Please send Resume to: BOB Mitchell PO Box 568 Sallisaw, OK 74955

Hey Bob I don't know how else to get a hold of you I lost your number but I was wanting to talk to you call me during the day monday through friday before 3:30. too bad I don't know what nursing home administration does It would be nice to make 65000 a year anyways call me so it wouldn't let me put my number so email me.

Hi. I am new to the Central Arkansas area and am looking for a position as an administrator or assistant with a stable company. Know where such a job can be found? Thanks!

Hello, i found LNHA to be my new found calling. I have worked as an STNA for about 3 1/2 years to get my self through college. so this means I have exsprience in long health term care. i wanted to know how much will a new LNHA start off far as salary. Not that it really matters because i feel that this is my calling but i just want to know what I will be getting into finacially.

Dashae Johnson in Columbus, Ohio said: Hello, i found LNHA to be my new found calling. I have worked as an STNA for about 3 1/2 years to get my self through college. so this means I have exsprience in long health term care. i wanted to know how much will a new LNHA start off far as salary. Not that it really matters because i feel that this is my calling but i just want to know what I will be getting into finacially.

You will be looking at $55-60K starting off. After a few years experience a 120 bed in a city will pay around 85-100K.

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Positions open in FL, Upstate NY, ME or someone who can travel to cover facilities in these state

Rachel S K in Rockville, Maryland said: I have just received a Master of Health Service Administration from GWU (long term care track). I will be taking the NAB exam on May 28, and am looking forward to beginning my career as an LNHA! I am interested in administration and/or project management positions in Montgomery/PG/Frederick Counties, but am willing to explore other areas (both in position and location) if the right opportunity presents itself. If you are interested in viewing my resume, please e-mail me at rskruth@gwu.edu. Thanks!

Hello,

I want to know were you successful in passing the exam and also, any advice for someone who is planning to get into LTC Administration with no experience would be great!

Hey all,

I am looking to pursue a nursing home lisence administration. I had an offere to do an AIT but it was unpaid. I am in the middle of geting another offer from COuntry VIlla which is a big branch out here in LOs Angeles. My thing is I have a position now as a QMRP in the mental health field which is something like being an Administrator of 6 bed facilitties, a few of them and I dont wana leave bec i just started tso months ago bu people are telling if i get an AIT through country villa I should grab ig. ANy one know anything bout this. I have a family to support and though this will be a paid ait program its only like 10 dollers an hour. I have a Masters degree in Special Education but going a different route bec I couldnt find a job i wonder if i finish this thing would I be in the same boat like when i finished my Masters degree in special education. Please help me get some clarifiction

Parmenas Bosire in Elkton, Maryland said: I just graduated with an MBA-Health Care Administration, what would be the best move for someone like me, to seek a Doctorate or the Long term care facility administrator exam/position? please help.Anyone with better knowledge.I will really appreciate!

nursing home administrator positions are normally a high demand field. I have been in the field since 1987 and never hurt for a position. It is also a high paying field depending on which state you are in. I would say average pay is 75 to 105 thousand. Right now CT, NC, SC, FL,CA,TX,and possible AZ are the most demand. In WA it is the tightest I have ever seen it but you can usually always find something. It is the highest regulated field over nuclear so it can be demanding. If you are going into this field don't waist time on Doc. By the way. I also started out as a QMRP.

Take care and good luck.

I too will be starting an AIT program. I was not as ucky as you to find a paying one but you must think the reward will be far better. You have your masters so it will be only six months that you have to put up with that. then you will be off to making the big bucks. look at the big picture you may have to budget for six months. Even try getting assistance if you have to go this route!
Take care and god bless!!

But by me I got a masters and thought I was going into Special Education. And my wife is about to get laid off from her financce field so i go t a family to support and I thought i was gone do that with a masters in special ed but that didnt help so im going a diff erenet route but fom the comments i am seeing it sounds like its tough to get an administrators job even with a lisence with no experience

how long were u a q. basically I just took this job to kill time untill I get the offer from zCountry villa as a paid perceptor. I feel bad if I would have to leave this job after only being here just two months, But once I get this Paid AIt position thats it. When employeers see myr esume they think im bouncing from o ne job tot he next i only stay in j9obs for a year bec I get better offers else where. I just wanna know that if i leave the q position for an AIT position is it worth it bec right now my wife is about to be laid off and i got a kid and a apartment to rent

hey, DLJ--puyallup washington...

thanks very much for the advice!! i will stick to this game plan!
Ciao.