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Genesis seeks enthusiastic RNs or LPNs to join the Future Leaders MDS Coordinator in Training (MDS-IT) program—an immersive, six-to-ten month development path focused on MDS 3.0, RAI processes, and PDPM reimbursement. Under a skilled preceptor, you will gain hands-on facility experience and mentorship, with a capstone project on performance improvement.
Participants will be enrolled in Genesis' Future Leaders Program, working within an interdisciplinary team to ensure compliant assessments and
The Genesis Future Leaders MDS Coordinator in Training (MDS-IT) Program is a hands-on learning experience designed to help you build a career in resident assessment, care planning, and reimbursement. With guidance from an experienced Preceptor and opportunities to learn alongside the interdisciplinary team, you'll develop the knowledge and confidence to lead the MDS process.
Throughout the program, you'll gain practical experience with MDS 3.0, assessment scheduling, PDPM, skilled documentation, quality measures, and regulatory requirements. You'll learn how accurate assessments and strong clinical documentation support resident care and the success of the center.
Take the next step toward a rewarding career as an MDS professional with Genesis.
The Future Leaders MDS Coordinator in Training (MDS-IT) plays a critical role in developing the next generation of clinical reimbursement leaders within Genesis skilled nursing facilities. This immersive six-ten month structured development program is designed to build the competencies required to manage the Minimum Data Set (MDS) process, support accurate clinical documentation, optimize reimbursement under PDPM, and contribute to high-quality resident outcomes.
Individuals in the Future Leader MDS-IT role are automatically enrolled in Genesis' Future Leaders Program, a structured development pathway that includes curriculum-based learning, hands-on facility experience, mentorship with experienced MDS leaders, and completion of a capstone project focused on clinical and reimbursement performance improvement.
The program prepares emerging clinical leaders to serve as MDS Coordinators, supporting the interdisciplinary team in ensuring assessments accurately reflect resident care needs while maintaining compliance with CMS and state regulatory requirements.
Restrictions apply based on collective bargaining agreements, applicable state law and factors such as pay classification, job grade, location, and length of service.
USD $33.00 - USD $36.00 /Hr.