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Life Care operates more than 200 skilled nursing homes, assisted living facilities, retirement living communities, home care services, and Alzheimer's centers.
Life Care operates more than 200 skilled nursing homes, assisted living facilities, retirement living communities, home care services, and Alzheimer's centers.
Employment - Admin-in-Training
What is the AIT program?
- Approximately 24 months of training
- Provides knowledge and skills necessary to become a licensed nursing home administrator
- Prepares candidate to manage a long-term care facility
What does an AIT do?
First year completes rotations in:
- Activities
- Admissions
- Business Office
- Dietary
- Housekeeping
- Laundry
- Maintenance
- Marketing
- Medical records
- Nursing - including certified nursing assistant (CNA) license
- Social services
- Therapy
What are the benefits of being an AIT?
- Receive full-time pay
- Eligible for all appropriate benefits
- Hands-on training
- One-on-one mentoring
How do I qualify?
- Bachelors degree required
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Preferred degrees
- Long-term health care
- Health services administration
- Business administration (especially accounting and marketing)
- Bachelor's of science in nursing
- Ability to relocate
What are my chances of becoming an AIT?
- One in 15
How is the performance of an AIT evaluated?
- Knowledge
- Skills
- Motivation
- Enthusiasm
- Commitment
- Leadership
- Assigned projects
- Tests
- Preceptor observation and mentoring
- Periodic review by a corporate representative
How do I apply for the AIT program?
Send cover letter, resume and degree certificate to:
Life Care Centers of America
ATTN: AIT Program
P.O. Box 3480
Cleveland, TN 37320-3480
or you can view current openings.
Qualified candidates for the AIT program will be contacted by a Life Care representative. Current LCCA associates should include a letter of recommendation from their executive director and regional vice president in addition to the above requirements.