As a Home Health Care Administrator, here's a big-picture view of what you'll do:
Comply with all applicable home health laws and regulatory standards
Manage all aspects of the agency's operations, including but not limited to marketing development, staff supervision, patient and client relations
Recruit, hire and oversee all office personnel and healthcare staff
Maintain positive client relationships, ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction
Assess patient/client needs, coordinate care, resolve issues and ensure quality care
Oversee financial operations, including: budget, expenses and accounts receivable/payable
A few must-haves for Home Health Care Administrators:
Graduate of Business, Healthcare Administration with related program. BSN or Physical Therapist other allied health professionals are encouraged to apply
Training and experience in Health Services Administration
Minimum two years of supervisory or administrative experience in home healthcare
Experience in business operations, planning, staff supervision and P&L responsibility
Extensive knowledge of state and federal home health regulations
Excellent leadership, communication, organizational, problem-solving and interpersonal skills