MDS Coordinator (Nurse Assessment Coordinator)

Full-Time M0nday-Friday

What we offer our MDS Coordinator at The Pines at Glens Falls:

An engaging and supportive work environment where every employee is valued, a rewarding career, and outstanding benefits which currently include:

· 100% Employee Funded Retirement Program (10% of your annual salary)!!

· Student Debt Buy Back Program for Certified Nurse Assistants (up to $5000/yr.)!!

· Nursing Scholarship Program (We’ll pay for your career advancement)

· 5 Medical/RX plans HMO’s & HSA, multiple dental and vision plans

· Internal Promotions

· Referral Bonus Program

· Employee Discount Programs

The Pines at Glens Falls is inviting a passionate Registered Nurse (RN) to step into an MDS Coordinator role within our facility! This is an exceptional opportunity for the right candidate, with or without experience, to step into a facility with a culture that thrives on kindness, compassion, service, and excellence.

What You Will Do as an MDS RN:

· Determine potential Patient Driven Payment Method (PDPM) and expense associated with a potential admission

· Participate in admitting prospective residents by assessing their nursing needs and determining appropriate clinical reimbursement levels.

· Complete and assure the accuracy of the MDS process for all residents

· Monitor Case Mix Index (CMI) scores, looking for potential risks and/or changes that may affect reimbursement

What You Will Need as an MDS RN:

· Previous experience as an MDS Coordinator, Clinical Reimbursement Specialist, or Nurse Assessment Coordinator (preferred)

· Active RN license in the state of CT

· 1 years of experience in Long Term Care

Apply today, interview tomorrow!

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