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Benefits offered by this job
Medical Benefits
Comprehensive dental and vision
401(k) plans with employer match
Education/In-Service Opportunities
Employee Bonus Referral Program
Job summary
A healthcare provider in New York is seeking a Patient Assessment Coordinator to oversee the coordination and accurate data collection for Medicare patients. The role involves reviewing IRF/PAI forms, ensuring compliance with guidelines, and providing staff education. Ideal candidates should possess relevant licensing and certifications, as well as up to five years of experience in acute care or rehabilitation settings. This position also offers a range of benefits including medical, dental, and flexible spending accounts.
Qualifications
Licensed in the state with a minimum of three to five years in a patient assessment coordinator role.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS)/CPR certification.
Experience in an acute hospital, rehabilitation, or LTACH setting.
Responsibilities
Coordinate accurate data collection for Medicare quality reporting.
Ensure compliance with CMS guidelines.
Review IRF/PAI forms for accuracy and completeness.
Skills
Patient assessment experience
Knowledge of Medicare guidelines
Data collection and reporting
Problem-solving skills
Education
Graduate of an accredited OT, PT, SLP, or RN program
ASN required; Bachelor's preferred for nursing
Master's degree required for OT/PT/SLP
Tools
eRehabData system
Job description
A healthcare provider in New York is seeking a Patient Assessment Coordinator to oversee the coordination and accurate data collection for Medicare patients. The role involves reviewing IRF/PAI forms, ensuring compliance with guidelines, and providing staff education. Ideal candidates should possess relevant licensing and certifications, as well as up to five years of experience in acute care or rehabilitation settings. This position also offers a range of benefits including medical, dental, and flexible spending accounts.