Licensed administrator, Residential care administrator (CA)

Robert D. Zitsman

NHA | MBA | RCFE | California

With over 35 years of dedicated experience in healthcare administration, Robert D. Zitsman is a respected leader in San Diego, CA. He has a strong commitment to promoting evidence-based patient care and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Robert's expertise spans critical care to long-term care settings, where he has overseen a variety of healthcare facilities, including skilled nursing, post-acute rehab, and dementia care.

Throughout his career, Robert has achieved substantial compliance in CMS surveys for over two decades. He has demonstrated exceptional leadership in a variety of positions, contributing valuable insights to healthcare administration and compliance matters.

Robert's experience extends to the assisted living sector, where he has played a pivotal role in enhancing resident experiences and ensuring high-quality care. He has a comprehensive understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities in assisted living settings, aligning his strategies with the evolving needs of residents and their families.

In addition to his hands-on experience, Robert holds an M.B.A. from Wright State University and is a licensed Nursing Home Administrator in California. His extensive experience, coupled with his commitment to excellence and continuous improvement, makes him a trusted professional in healthcare administration and compliance.

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Robert D. Zitsman, Licensed administrator, Residential care administrator (CA) on the ECS expert panel

At a glance

Discipline: Licensed administrator, Residential care administrator (CA)
Credentials: NHA | MBA | RCFE | California
Panel role: ECS expert panel
Case types: Abuse and neglect, Assisted living negligence, Elopement and wandering, Falls and fractures, Understaffing
Available for: Case and record review, expert reports, affidavits of merit, deposition, arbitration and trial, subject to conflicts and availability
What you receive: CV and fee schedule within 24 hours, and a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request. Conflict check normally run immediately before retention

How ECS works with counsel

Screening call
Twenty minutes with an elder care expert on the clinical, care and regulatory issues.
Match and availability
CV, fee schedule and availability within 24 hours, then a complimentary introductory call with the expert. Testimony history on request, conflict check at retention.
Case review and opinions
A verbal opinion first, then written opinions and merit affidavits where the case or state requires them.
Testimony
Report, deposition preparation, then deposition, arbitration or trial.