RN Assessment Coordinator - Long-Term Care Excellence

Evangelical Services for the Aging (DBA Wesley Enhanced Living); Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Professional Development and Adv./opps

Health, Dental, & Life Insurance

401(k) plans with generous match

Tuition Reimbursement

Daily Pay

Job summary

Wesley Enhanced Living is seeking a Registered Nurse Assessment Coordinator (RNAC) for our Philadelphia facility. You will oversee federally mandated MDS-based assessments, formulate individualized nursing plans, and educate the interdisciplinary team on care planning and documentation.

Responsibilities include ensuring accurate MDS sections, communicating assessments to insurers, and leading joint care conferences with social workers.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of ICD-10 coding with attention to detail to ensure complete/accurate assessments.
• RN license active; CPR certification current; AANAC certification or within 12 months of employment.

Responsibilities

• Ensure accuracy of MDS sections and complete clinical documentation to maximize reimbursement and reflect care provided.
• Communicate resident assessment details to insurance companies to optimize resident care days.
• Educate the interdisciplinary team to ensure accurate, timely, and thorough documentation.
• Attend joint care conferences with social workers.
• Follow CMS RAI procedures to conduct comprehensive assessments at admission.
• Follow CAA process to develop care plans with the treatment team.
• Manage clinical and financial records and oversee payor communications and appeals.

Skills

ICD-10 coding

Education

RN nursing degree

Job description

Wesley Enhanced Living is seeking a Registered Nurse Assessment Coordinator (RNAC) for our Philadelphia facility. You will oversee federally mandated MDS-based assessments, formulate individualized nursing plans, and educate the interdisciplinary team on care planning and documentation.

Responsibilities include ensuring accurate MDS sections, communicating assessments to insurers, and leading joint care conferences with social workers.