Nursing Home Administrator

Duties and responsibilities: Nursing home administration is a specialized area of medical and health services management. Nursing home administrators work to supervise clinical and administrative affairs of nursing homes and related facilities. Typical duties of nursing home administrators include overseeing staff and personnel, financial matters, medical care, medical supplies, facilities, and other duties as specific positions demand.

Salary: $99,720

Education: If you're looking to begin a career in nursing home administration, you'll need at least a four-year bachelor's degree and will likely need to pass a state licensing examination. Larger employers or more advanced positions may require a master's degree. While the requirements to become a nursing home administrator vary by place of employment and state, a four-year bachelor's degree in a field like health services administration, public administration, or long-term care administration is a standard credential for a nursing home administrator. More advanced positions or working for a large organization may require an additional two-year master's degree in these or related fields. Common courses in these programs include work in nursing home administrative practices, aging and long-term care, gerontology and aging, and health behavior. After completing a state-approved program, most states also require that nursing home administrators pass licensing exams.

I would not like to be one because they have to clean and give baths to the patients and I can’t do that. I will like a better and job it’s not that I don’t like the elders I do I just don’t find this job interesting.