Maine
Requirements for Licensure as a Nursing Home Administrator
Maine Nursing Home Licensure Contact
Torrey Gray
Board Administrator
Maine Nursing Home Admin. Lic. Board
Dept of Prof. & Fin. Regulation
35 State House Station
Augusta, ME 05444
Phone: 207/624-8420
Fax: 207/624-8637
Email: Torrey.J.Gray@maine.gov
Maine Nursing Home Education Requirements:
Baccalaureate degree
Maine Nursing Home AIT Requirements:
1040 hours
Maine Nursing Home National Exam Required?
Yes
Maine Nursing Home State Exam Required?
Yes
Maine Nursing Home Continuing Education Required?
24 hours annually
Maine Number Licensed Administrators:
323
Requirements for Qualification as an Assisted Living Administrator
Maine Assisted Living:
Licensing and Regulatory Services
35 Anthony Av.
Augusta, ME 04333
800-791-4080
Maine Assisted Living: Code
: Boarding Homes Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 22 ยง 7901-A. Dept. of Human Services Regs. as amended eff. 1/1/94.
Maine Assisted Living: Reimbursement:
Dept. of Human Services
State House Sta. 11
Augusta ME 04333
207-287-2674
Maine Assisted Living: Administrator Overview
Must meet state specified training requirements or have a nursing home administrator's license.
College Coursework
St. Joseph's College of Maine
Health Administration
278 Whites Bridge Rd
Standish, Maine 04084-5263
Tel: 1-800-752-4723 Fax: (207) 892-7480
Web: www.sjcme.edu/gps
Email: info@sjcme.edu
Faculty contact:
John R. Pratt Director, Long-Term Care Management Institute
Tel: 207-893-7983
Email: jpratt@sjcme.edu
Programs: CERTIFICATE BACHELOR'S
This online program provides you with a professional education in the field of long-term care administration - and one with an important distinction. While many other colleges and universities offer long-term care administration as a specialization or subset of another program such as business administration, health administration or gerontology, Saint Joseph's offers one of the few degrees in long-term care administration itself.
BS in Health Care Administration/Long-Term Care Administration
This major requires a combination of General Education courses, Core Curriculum courses within the Major, and Electives totaling 128 credits.
Long-Term Care Certificate Program
This is a six course/eighteen credit program for students who wish to acquire specific knowledge about long-term care administration. It has been accepted as a specialized course of study by many state licensing boards.