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Position Summary: Under the leadership of the Administrator, Nursing Home, the Minimum Data Set (MDS) Coordinator is an active member of the Nursing Home Team that works to ensure that resident care plans are in compliance with established MDS regulations. The MDS Coordinator assesses the medical needs of residents, how well the residents function, and documents the nursing home’s steps taken to support them. The MDS Coordinator completes and submits all the MDS Coordinator paperwork on time and according to established schedules. The MDS ensures that all submissions are accurate and compliant with current regulations and maintains up-to-date knowledge of all proposed and enacted changes to MDS Coordinator regulations. Basic Qualifications: · Experience: Requires a level of experience normally acquired with a minimum of two to four years of progressively more responsible work experience within a long-term care environment or any equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Processes knowledge of MDS rules and regulations including item coding, CAA’S, care planning, electronic submission, scheduling, and has a working knowledge of the relationship between PPS and MDS. · Licensure, Registrations & Certifications: Maintains a current state licenses as a Licensed Practical Nurse and is listed in good standing with the state’s Department of Professional Credentialing. Essential Job Responsibilities:
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1. I will remember that rudeness is never acceptable and I will use kind words like “please” and “thank you”. 2. I will never say it is not my job or that I am too busy and I will take the time to help anyone in need. 3. I will smile if I am within 10 feet and speak if I am within 5 feet of someone.
1. I will not talk while someone else is speaking or interrupt conversations. 2. I will respond to service needs or requests promptly and courteously. 3. I will answer the telephone with a smile, the name of the department/unit, my name and “how may I help you?” 4. I will address people by their preferred name. 5. I will knock and ask permission before entering a room.
1. I will promote excellent customer service by using Service Excellence tools. 2. I will be knowledgeable of the requirements for meeting and exceeding professional standards to promote Crisp Regional Health Services mission. 3. I will demonstrate commitment to excellence through teamwork, positive teamwork and managing up – which is consciously presenting ourselves and others in a positive light.
1. I will arrive for work on time and be prepared to assume my job responsibilities. 2. I will be accountable for the resources I utilize, ie: supplies, equipment, etc. 3. I will be productive and efficient during my scheduled work hours. 4. I will assume responsibility for promptly reporting work hazards and unsafe conditions.
1. I will introduce myself, make eye contact, and wear my ID badge. 2. I will exhibit professional behavior by not gossiping or making negative comments. 3. I will do what I say I am going to do. 4. I will comply with all privacy policies. |
Full Time
$55k-66k (estimate)
03/08/2024
04/18/2024
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