MDS Coordinator (RN)
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NHS Management, LLC is hiring a MDS Coordinator (RN). The MDS Coordinator (RN) leads an interdisciplinary team in comprehensive resident assessments, ensuring care plans are holistic and centered on resident needs. This administrative nursing role requires excellent documentation, superior assessment skills, and critical thinking. The coordinator acts as a leader and educator in the post-acute care setting, with a Monday through Friday schedule.
Key focus areas include Coordinate the interdisciplinary assessment process for assigned residents, Coordinate development of and ensure completion of Comprehensive Care Plan, and Monitor residents to ensure individual Care Plans are followed and updated.
Successful candidates bring Nurse State License and Knowledge Nursing Standards. Important skills include Analytical Skills, Deductive Reasoning Skills, Computer Literacy, Electronic Documentation Program, General Nursing Standards Of Care, and Medical Practices. Preferred (not required): Patient Assessment, Documentation Skills, Assessment Skills, and Detail-Oriented.
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Job Description
Are you looking for something a little different in a healthcare career? A position that only requires patient assessment as the only direct care and Monday through Friday schedule? If so, then you might be the perfect fit for a MDS Coordinator (RN) position within the organization.
Under the direction of the Director of Nursing (D.O.N.), the Resident Assessment Coordinator (RAC) leads an interdisciplinary team using a core set of screening, clinical, and functional status elements which forms the foundation of a comprehensive assessment. RAC utilizes this comprehensive assessment to ensure the plan of care has a holistic approach centered around the resident’s wants, needs and goals. The ideal candidate, to become a Resident Assessment Coordinator, is a nurse with excellent documentation skills and superior assessment skills. She/he is detailed-oriented, employs the nursing process and uses critical thinking. The Resident Assessment Coordinator is an administrative nurse that is a leader and an educator in the post-acute care setting.
The details:
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Coordinate the interdisciplinary assessment process for assigned residents of the facility.
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Coordinate development of and ensure completion of Comprehensive Care Plan accordance with company, state and federal guidelines.
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Monitor residents to ensure that the individual resident Care Plans are followed and updated as necessary. Bring any variances noted to the attention the Director of Nursing and Care Plan Team.
Why you should consider this opportunity:
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Monday through Friday schedule - day shift
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Flexible work hours, if needed. (compared to hospital where you can’t leave or come in later for occasional appointment during the shift/day).
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More administrative than direct resident care (outside of patient assessment).
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Build longer relationships with residents and their families than you get to in an acute setting
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Possible Resident Assessment Coordinator Certification (RAC-CT) through AANAC
QUALIFICATIONS
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Must be a Nurse with required State license in good standing
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Must be knowledgeable in general nursing standards of care and medical practices.
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Excellent analytical and deductive reasoning skills
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Computer literacy and comprehensive understanding of electronic documentation program.
We offer the following benefits for you and your family:
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Competitive Wages
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Insurance
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Dental Insurance
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Life Insurance
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Vision Insurance
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401K with company match
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Paid Holidays
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Paid Sick Time
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Paid Vacation
EOE
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