FindMyAIT connects future healthcare administrators with leading facilities. Get answers about our platform designed specifically for AIT programs and training sites.
Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in healthcare administration or related field. Must meet your state’s specific prerequisites and background check requirements.
How long are typical AIT programs?
12-18 months, depending on state requirements. Some states require 1,000 hours, others 2,000+. Accelerated programs may complete in 9 months.
What's the typical stipend range?
$45,000-$65,000 annually during training. Metropolitan areas may offer up to $75,000. Many programs include benefits.
Can I switch facilities during my program?
Yes, with state board approval. Hours typically transfer between approved facilities, but continuous training at one facility is recommended.
What happens after completion?
Eligible for state and national licensing exams (NAB). Many facilities offer permanent administrator positions, with starting salaries $85,000-$120,000.
What are the requirements to host an AIT?
Licensed administrator with minimum 2 years experience as preceptor, state-approved facility, structured training program meeting state requirements.
What are our responsibilities?
Provide comprehensive training across departments, regular evaluations, documentation of hours/competencies, mentor support, state-mandated reports.
How do we structure the program?
Rotate through key departments (nursing, dietary, maintenance, finance, etc.), provide direct administrator mentorship, include project management experience.
What documentation is required?
Training schedule, progress reports, hour logs, competency assessments, final evaluations. Requirements vary by state.
What liability considerations exist?
Professional liability insurance recommended, clear employment agreements, documented policies for scope of practice and supervision.
