What types of jobs are involved in Nursing Homes (elderly)?

Administrators

Business managers

Social workers

Pharmacists

Physicians

Financial advisors

Activity workers

Maintenance workers

Housekeepers

Registered nurses

Practical nurses

Nurses aides

Dietician

Purchasing agents

I think these are all self explanatory. Each department has a manager/supervisor.

Well, there are people working in the kitchen, including a supervisor who makes sure that special diets are given etc., cleaning staff, CNAs (who usually do the grunt work), Registered Nurses, usually at the nurse's station and who has a list of medications that the patients have. You also have regular aids, staff who have no certification but help with the less-wanted jobs, changing diapers, cleaning up poop, pee, or vomit -- lovely stuff like that.

CNA's and CMA's Nurses, Admission Clerk, Most Nursing home do not have a pharmacist in the building but do have a room where they keep the meds.

Beside all of the Administrators there are the cleaning people and the cooks etc

Dietician, cook, kitchen aids, matron, qualified nurse, nursing assistants, unqualified carers, cleaners etc.

There are also medication aids which are different than the CNA's or aids that clean, wash & take care of the patients or who are supposed to take care of the patients.