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Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center in Sheridan, WY, is seeking a detail-oriented MDS Coordinator to lead the Resident Assessment Instrument process and drive accurate MDS submissions for appropriate reimbursement.
The role requires an active LPN or RN license in Wyoming, 2+ years of nursing experience (1+ year in long-term care), and strong knowledge of MDS 3.0, PDPM, and CMS regulations. A collaborative leader focused on quality care is essential.
About Us: Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center is a leading provider of skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in the beautiful community of Sheridan, Wyoming. Our 128-bed facility specializes in short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, respite care, and comfort care services. We proudly serve the people of Wyoming through accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.
At Big Horn, our mission is to provide personalized, high-quality care in a warm and welcoming environment. We foster a strong sense of community while honoring the unique identities, preferences, and stories of each resident. Our team is committed to upholding values of excellence, compassion, and respect as we strive to improve the quality of life for every individual we serve.
Full-Time
Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center is seeking a detail-oriented, highly organized, and clinically skilled MDS Coordinator to join our leadership team. If you’re an LPN or RN with a strong understanding of resident assessments, care planning, and regulatory compliance—and you're passionate about advocating for quality care through accurate documentation—this is your opportunity to lead, collaborate, and grow.
At Big Horn Rehab, we are more than just a care facility. We are a teaching community dedicated to professional development, innovation, and person-centered care. Every role on our team contributes to the resident experience and culture of compassion, and the MDS Coordinator plays a critical role in shaping the care journey.
The MDS Coordinator (Minimum Data Set Coordinator) is responsible for managing the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) process in accordance with federal and state regulations and facility policies. This role ensures the accurate completion of MDS assessments, proper case mix classification, and appropriate reimbursement through Medicare, Medicaid, and other payers. Working closely with nursing staff, therapy, social services, and administration, the MDS Coordinator drives quality outcomes through precise documentation and thoughtful care planning.
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