MDS Specialist | RN, RAI Expert for Post-Acute Care

Hcshiring; Sheboygan (WI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental and vision insurance

401(K) Program

6 paid holidays + floating holiday

Company paid life insurance

Voluntary life and disability

Job summary

North Shore Healthcare is seeking a Float MDS to coordinate the RAI process, ensuring accurate resident assessments and documentation aligned with Medicare/Medicaid/OBRA requirements. You will work to reflect true reimbursement for services and maintain timelines.

The role requires a Wisconsin RN license (in process acceptable) and MDS cycle knowledge, with PCC/microsoft skills and possible CMAC/RAC credential pursuit. A collaborative, fast-paced care environment is expected.

Qualifications

• Current license to practice in Wisconsin as an RN
• MDS credentialling (CMAC, RAC, etc) preferred or willing to complete course
• Working knowledge of the MDS assessment cycle and assessment information
• Computer proficiency with Microsoft products, PCC preferred

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) process for accurate and timely completion of resident assessments
• Ensure assessments reflect physical, mental and psychosocial status and reimbursements
• Ensure documentation supports services provided and assessment accuracy

Skills

MDS coordination

MDS assessment cycle knowledge

Microsoft Office proficiency

PCC familiarity

Education

RN license in Wisconsin

CMAC/RAC credential preferred

Tools

PCC

Microsoft Office

Job description

North Shore Healthcare is seeking a Float MDS to coordinate the RAI process, ensuring accurate resident assessments and documentation aligned with Medicare/Medicaid/OBRA requirements. You will work to reflect true reimbursement for services and maintain timelines.

The role requires a Wisconsin RN license (in process acceptable) and MDS cycle knowledge, with PCC/microsoft skills and possible CMAC/RAC credential pursuit. A collaborative, fast-paced care environment is expected.