RN Medicare MDS Coordinator - Lead Care Team

East-Terrace-Rehabilitation-; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

East-Terrace-Rehabilitation- is seeking a Medicare/MDS Coordinator to lead the IDT in MDS assessments and ensure timely completion in line with state and federal regulations. The role involves coordinating care plans, nursing interventions, and infection control practices under Director of Nursing supervision.

Qualified candidates are RNs with strong communication skills and administrative capabilities; CPR certification is preferred and prior long-term care supervisory experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• RN licensure required.
• English communication skills required.
• Administrative and organizational abilities.
• CPR certification preferred.
• Two years nursing experience in long term care preferred.
• Supervisory experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates the Medicare/MDS resident assessment process.
• Ensures the Interdisciplinary Team completes the MDS Assessment in a timely manner.
• Coordinates development, implementation and evaluation of plan of care.
• Coordinates and performs, administers or implements as needed treatments, medications or other nursing interventions as indicated by the resident plan of care or as ordered by the physician.
• Coordinates and provides as needed nursing care in accordance with infection control standards.
• Follows safety policies in performing nursing care.
• Coordinates and initiates as needed emergency measures according to center policy and within standards of nursing practice.

Skills

RN licensure

English comms

Administrative skills

CPR cert preferred

LT care experience

Supervisory experience

Job description

East-Terrace-Rehabilitation- is seeking a Medicare/MDS Coordinator to lead the IDT in MDS assessments and ensure timely completion in line with state and federal regulations. The role involves coordinating care plans, nursing interventions, and infection control practices under Director of Nursing supervision.

Qualified candidates are RNs with strong communication skills and administrative capabilities; CPR certification is preferred and prior long-term care supervisory experience is a plus.