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Management responsibilities in the retirement village industry: a New Zealand study
Pamela Mathews1, Lin Tozer, Robyn Walker
1School of Management, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, Australia.
Abstract:
The Retirement Village/Rest Home industry is growing rapidly. Many of those fulfilling managerial roles within this industry do not appear to have management qualifications or prior managerial experience outside the public sector health system. If the industry is to effectively manage anticipated growth, managers may need to update their qualifications and knowledge base to ensure that they possess the skills and abilities required to meet changing business needs. This paper reports on an exploratory study designed to gather information that identifies the primary duties and responsibilites of retirement village managers and nurse managers, and their essential and desirable skills, attributes, and characteristics.
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