Nursing Home Administrator (NHA)
The role of the nursing home administrator is to supervise, plan, develop, monitor, and maintain appropriate standards of care throughout all departments in the nursing home. The nursing home administrator must have effective communication, leadership, and business skills in order to be successful.
This Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators-approved specialty program is designed to provide core knowledge for those interested in pursuing a career in the long-term care administration field. The courses may also satisfy State of Pennsylvania license renewal requirements.
Courses include:
HPA 5052 Risk Management |
HPA 5038 Preparing for Licensure |
HPA 5045 Understanding Regulations |
HPA 5048 Health Support Services |
HPA 5051: Social Services, Family/Community Relationships and Resident Rights |
HPA 5046 Nursing Department, Resident Care |
HPA 5039 Administration, Organization, and Management of the Long Term Care Facility |
HPA 5041 Government in Healthcare Policy, Regulations, and Reimbursements |
HPA 5053 Strategic Planning |
HPA 5049 Facilities Management |
HPA 5040 Gerontology, Diseases of Aging |
HPA 5044 Third Party Reimbursement |
HPA 5043 Personnel Management, Labor Relations |
HPA 5042 Fiscal Management, Budgeting and Accounting |
HPA 5047 Rehabilitation Services and Special Care |
HPA 5050 Dietary Department and Resident Nutrition |
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