RN MDS Coordinator: Drive Quality Care & Compliance

Monarch Healthcare Management; Saint Paul (MN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Next-day pay

Free medical insurance

Loan reimbursement

Scholarship opportunities

Paid time off

401k with match

Referral bonuses

Career path within Monarch

Job summary

Monarch Healthcare Management is seeking a qualified MDS Coordinator (RN) to oversee the completion, editing, locking and transmission of all MDS assessments, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance across Monarch's Minnesota facilities.

You will coordinate care plan development with the Interdisciplinary Team, provide clinical support to nursing staff, and monitor documentation quality to maximize reimbursement while maintaining patient-centered care and safety standards in a growing

Qualifications

• RN licensure in Minnesota is required.
• CPR certification or health care emergency training preferred.
• Strong written and verbal communication for RAI directives.
• Able to perform essential duties with/without reasonable accommodation.
• Must pass criminal background check per Minnesota DHS.
• Experience in healthcare settings such as skilled nursing or assisted living preferred.
• Experience with MDS and RAI processes preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversee MDS assessments: completion, editing, locking and transmission.
• Coordinate care plan development with the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) and support nursing staff.

Skills

RN licensure

CPR certification

RAI communication

Adaptability

Background check

Healthcare exp.

MDS/RAI experience

Job description

Monarch Healthcare Management is seeking a qualified MDS Coordinator (RN) to oversee the completion, editing, locking and transmission of all MDS assessments, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance across Monarch's Minnesota facilities.

You will coordinate care plan development with the Interdisciplinary Team, provide clinical support to nursing staff, and monitor documentation quality to maximize reimbursement while maintaining patient-centered care and safety standards in a growing