We are looking for an experienced Administrator who will oversee the day to day operations of the facility to meet State and Federal regulations while ensuring compliance. The administrator is responsible for the delivery of clinical services integrated with business plans to meet clinical, performance and financial goals. We are looking for someone who will stay long-term and bring a measureable impact to our organization.
Your Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration or related field required; Master’s degree preferred.
Minimum of five years’ experience in long term care or similar experience.
Excellent communication with a hunger to create, improve, and sustain positive relationships with all healthcare workers or visitors.
Your Responsibilities
Serves as liaison between governing body and Center personnel.
Ensures Center compliance with all Federal, State and company regulations and policies.
Ensures that all practices and policies are carried out in the highest ethical manner.
Ensures that all Standard of Care and service provided is of the highest quality.
Ensures recruitment and retention of quality, professional, service-oriented personnel.
Represents the Center’s place in the community at large.
Participates in the development and implementation of the long-term goals and directions of the company.
Neighborhoods+Fenton features distinct enclaves spanning incorporated municipal land and unincorporated South St. Louis County along the Jefferson County border. Sister subdivisions Bent Tree Trails and Uthoff Valley are sought after for established family homes and newer builds with direct pedestrian access to local schools and municipal trail systems. Communities such as San Simeon offer a mix of home styles close to city services, while the Olde Towne area provides historic, small-town character alongside residential developments near the Meramec River corridor.
Fenton features distinct enclaves spanning incorporated municipal land and unincorporated South St. Louis County along the Jefferson County border. Sister subdivisions Bent Tree Trails and Uthoff Valley are sought after for established family homes and newer builds with direct pedestrian access to local schools and municipal trail systems.
Communities such as San Simeon offer a mix of home styles close to city services, while the Olde Towne area provides historic, small-town character alongside residential developments near the Meramec River corridor.
Getting around+Fenton is heavily auto-dependent, functioning primarily via Interstate 44 and Highway 141. Healthcare workers commuting to regional medical hubs in St. Louis County or the city of St. Louis rely on I-44 for direct access eastward roughly twenty miles into central St. Louis, while Highway 141 handles north-south connections across West County and South County. Public transit connectivity is negligible locally, but residential subdivisions and commercial areas provide ample on-site surface parking.
Fenton is heavily auto-dependent, functioning primarily via Interstate 44 and Highway 141. Healthcare workers commuting to regional medical hubs in St. Louis County or the city of St. Louis rely on I-44 for direct access eastward roughly twenty miles into central St. Louis, while Highway 141 handles north-south connections across West County and South County. Public transit connectivity is negligible locally, but residential subdivisions and commercial areas provide ample on-site surface parking.
Outdoors+Known locally as the 'City of Parks,' Fenton provides extensive open-space infrastructure along the Meramec River. Fabick Nature Preserve encompasses 125 acres featuring wooded nature trails and two stocked fishing lakes managed in cooperation with state conservation authorities. Fenton City Park acts as a sprawling sports hub with paved trail connections to the Meramec River Greenway boardwalk, Bud Weil Memorial Park features historic stone shelters and picnic paths, and RiverChase of Fenton Recreation Center supplies indoor and outdoor pools, fitness facilities, and athletics.
Known locally as the 'City of Parks,' Fenton provides extensive open-space infrastructure along the Meramec River. Fabick Nature Preserve encompasses 125 acres featuring wooded nature trails and two stocked fishing lakes managed in cooperation with state conservation authorities.
Fenton City Park acts as a sprawling sports hub with paved trail connections to the Meramec River Greenway boardwalk, Bud Weil Memorial Park features historic stone shelters and picnic paths, and RiverChase of Fenton Recreation Center supplies indoor and outdoor pools, fitness facilities, and athletics.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Fenton
Known regionally as the 'City of Parks,' Fenton provides healthcare workers a tranquil suburban retreat perched along the Meramec River in southwest St. Louis County. For nurses balancing demanding hospital shifts, the community offers reliable road connectivity via Interstate 44 and Highway 141, facilitating predictable commutes into major healthcare centers across St. Louis County and central St. Louis. Daily conveniences are anchored by extensive retail corridors at Gravois Bluffs and Fenton Plaza, paired with casual dining fixtures such as Viviano's, Fenton Bar and Grill, and Maggie's Lunchbox. Outdoors, active decompression is easy to find on the Meramec River Greenway boardwalk, across the 125-acre Fabick Nature Preserve, or through aquatic and fitness programs at the RiverChase recreation center. While Fenton lacks urban walkability and late-night nightlife—often leading night-shift nurses seeking vibrant social scenes to visit Kirkwood or the Central West End—its peaceful residential neighborhoods like Bent Tree Trails and top-tier Rockwood schools offer an orderly, low-stress home base.
