Facility Support Services: Building/Grounds,
Housekeeping, Laundry, Central Supply
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101839
Faculty:
Timothy P. Blough, MBA, CMRP – Mr. Blough is a Senior Buyer
for WellSpan.
Stacie Keeney, MBA, RN, BSN – Ms. Keeney is the ADON for a 100
bed CCRC with additional responsibility for infection control.
Robert Heidlebaugh, AIA – Mr. Heidlebaugh is responsible for the
buildings, grounds, and life safety for the 600+ bed York Hospital.
Nicholas Frolio, MBA, BS – Mr. Frolio is the Director of
Housekeeping Services for WellSpan.
Module 13
Dietary Department and Patient Nutrition
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101840
Faculty:
Diane M. Waple, RD, LDN – Ms. Waple is a registered and licensed
Dietitian working for the Masonic Homes in Elizabethtown, PA,
a CCRC, children's home and community services organization
serving more than 1,400 residents and others in the community.
Module 14
Module 15
Risk Management, Safety, and Insurance
Approved for Continuing Studies No: NHCE-101842
Faculty:
Joseph Sanna, Jr., MS, CSP – Mr. Sanna is a Risk Control Specialist
working in the field of long-term living. He has many years of
experience in this field. His major responsibilities include keeping
up-to-date with new and changing regulations and conducting
seminars on the subject for healthcare professionals.
PRESORTED
FIRST CLASS
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 174
YORK PA
Module 12
NursiNg Home
AdmiNistrAtioN
Module 16
Strategic Planning, Marketing, and Public Relations
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101843
Faculty:
Kimberly Nobbs-Evans, BS – Ms. Nobbs-Evans serves as the Chief
Marketing Officer of Willow Valley Living, the development and
management company for the Willow Valley Retirement
Community.
Diane Leonard, NHA, BS – Ms. Leonard has experience working
in both for-profit and not-for-profit long-term care communities.
Career highlights include opening a CCRC, closing a rural
nursing home, and consulting work.
Social Services, Family and Community
Relationships, and Patient Rights
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101841
Faculty:
441 Country Club Road
York, PA 17403-3651
Community Education Division
717-815-1451
www.ycp.edu
Megan Kreider, MSW – Ms. Kreider is the Director of Social Services
for SpiriTrust Lutheran “Village at Shrewsbury.”
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Michelle Loucks, MSW – Ms. Loucks is the Assistant Administrator
of Skilled Care at the Barbara J. Egan Nursing & Rehab Center in
Shrewsbury, PA.
spriNg 2017
February - April
FAll 2017
september - october
Educational Programs presented by
the Community Education Division
Registration Form • Spring/Fall 2017
Nursing Home Administration Modules
Name ________________________________________________
(please print name as it should appear on certificate)
Address ______________________________________________
City, State, Zip _________________________________________
Soc. Sec. No. __________________________________________
Home Phone __________________________________________
Work Phone __________________________________________
Email ________________________________________________
Fax __________________________________________________
Total Tuition $_______________
Please make checks payable to York College of Pennsylvania.
To register by phone, please call 815-1451.
Please check the modules that you will be attending:
module #
spring
Fall
1 General Administration
___Feb. 10
___Sept. 9
2 Gerontology, Diseases of Aging
___Feb. 17
___Sept. 30
7 Preparing for Licensure
___Mar. 3
___Sept. 23
4 Fiscal Management, Budgeting
3 Role of Government in Health
5 Personnel Mgmt., Labor Relations
6 Third Party Reimbursement
9 Nursing Dept., Patient Care Mgmt.
10 Rehabilitation, Special Care
8 Understanding Regulations
11 Health Support Services
13 Dietary Dept., Patient Nutrition
12 Facility Support Services
14 Social Services
15 Risk Mgmt., Safety, Insurance
16 Strategic Planning, Marketing
___Feb. 11
___Feb. 18
___Feb. 25
___Feb. 24
___Mar. 4
___Mar. 10
___Mar. 11
___Mar. 17
___Mar. 18
___Mar. 24
___Mar. 25
___Mar. 31
___Apr. 1
___Sept. 8
___Sept. 15
___Sept. 22
___Sept. 16
___Sept. 29
___Oct. 7
___Oct. 6
___Oct. 14
___Oct. 13
___Oct. 21
___Oct. 20
___Oct. 28
___Oct. 27
http://www.ycp.edu/nursing-home-administration
717-815-1451 • [email protected]
York College of Pennsylvania has developed strong
educational programs taught by full-time faculty
and area professionals that will provide the skills
and knowledge necessary for those seeking
to become nursing home administrators.
CEUs for Nurses: Modules may be applied to the
continuing education requirements.
CEUs for NHAs: Modules may be applied to the
continuing education requirements.
Objective: To provide the 120-hour Core of Knowledge
for the Nursing Home Administrators required by the
PA State Board of Nursing Home Administrators.
Approval: Each module is approved by the State Board
of Nursing Home Administrators. York College will
provide all 16 core modules; a certificate of completion
for each module; and a certificate for completion of all
16 modules.
Module 1
Module 7
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101828
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101834
General Administration, Organization,
and Management in Nursing Homes
Faculty:
Douglas Motter, MBA, BS, NHA – Mr. Motter is President of
Homestead Village, a large CCRC located in Lancaster, PA.
Module 2
Gerontology, Diseases of the Aging, Death, and Dying
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101829
Faculty:
Tammy Clabaugh, NHA, RN – Ms. Clabaugh is the Executive
Director of a large Rehabilitation and Health Care Center.
Module 3
The Role of Government in Health Policy,
Regulation, and Reimbursement
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101830
Faculty:
Format: Each class meets on a Friday or Saturday from
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a one-hour lunch break.
Douglas Motter, MBA, BS, NHA – Mr. Motter is President of
Homestead Village, a large CCRC located in Lancaster, PA.
Review Course: A two-day review course is offered
following each 16 module course – April 21 & 22
November 10 & 11. Tuition for this course, including
all materials is $350.
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101831
Tuition: $130 per module or $2,000 for all 16 modules
if you register and pay prior to the first day of class.
Tuition Savings:
There are two ways to save money when registering.
1. Register and pay for all 16 modules one week prior
to the first day of class and pay only $2,000.
2. Register and pay for all 16 modules and the Review
Course one week prior to the start of the modules
and pay only $2,330 – a $100 savings.
Make-up Days (due to inclement weather, instructor illness, etc.):
April 7 & 8 and November 3 & 4.
Payment is required to complete your registration. Deadline
is one week prior to each class. Confirmation of registration
including a map and parking pass will be sent to each registrant. Refunds will be issued for cancellations made at least
two business days prior to the beginning of the class. Refund
request must be in writing.
Module 4
Fiscal Management, Budgeting, and Accounting
Faculty:
Amy Teal, CFO, MBA, BS – Ms. Teal is the Chief Financial
Officer for the Adams County Nursing Home.
Module 5
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101832
Faculty:
David P. Brown, Sr., SHRM-SCP, SPHR, NHA – Mr. Brown
is the Associate Vice President for Human Resources for
Liberty Lutheran Home.
Module 6
Third Party Reimbursement
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101833
Faculty:
Dawn K. Snyder, NHA, MBA, BS – Ms. Snyder is the Director of
Revenue Enhancement of The Lancaster Group, LLC and brings
more than 24 years of experience in the healthcare profession.
Preparing for Licensure/Certification Surveys
and Meeting Other Regulatory Requirements
Faculty:
Diane Leonard, NHA, BS – Ms. Leonard has experience working
in both for-profit and not-for-profit long-term care communities.
Career highlights include opening a CCRC, closing a rural nursing
home, and consulting work.
Module 8
Understanding Regulations, Deficiencies,
Plans of Corrections, and Quality Assurance
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101835
Faculty:
Diane Leonard, NHA, BS – Ms. Leonard has experience working
in both for-profit and not-for-profit long-term care communities.
Career highlights include opening a CCRC, closing a rural nursing
home, and consulting work.
Module 9
Nursing Department and Patient Care Management
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101836
Faculty:
Cassandra Apgar, DEd, MSN, MBA, RN, BSN – Mrs. Apgar is a skilled
care Administrator for Lutheran Retirement Village at Utz Terrace.
Module 10
Rehabilitation Services and Special Care Services
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101837
Faculty:
Wendy Hollen, MS, OTR/L – Ms. Hollen is the Senior Director of
Rehabilitation for the Manor Care Centers located in the York Area.
Module 11
Health Support Services: Pharmacy,
Medical Records, and Diagnostic Services
Approved for Continuing Education No: NHCE-101838
Faculty:
Anastasia Lawrence R.Ph, M.Ed – Ms. Lawrence is tasked with
Business Development and Performance Assurance for Phoebe
Services Pharmacy, specializing in long-term care facilities, CCRC's
and inpatient behavioral health centers.
Mary Ann Leonard RHIA, CRM, RAC-CT – Ms. Leonard is a Health
Information Professional Consultant and Lecturer.