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Job Description
Join Beacon Brook Center for Health & Rehabilitation as an MDS Director (RN) and make a meaningful impact in the lives of our aging guests. You will manage MDS assessments, ensure compliance with regulations, and lead a dedicated team in providing exceptional resident care.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and oversee the MDS program, ensuring compliance and accuracy in assessments
Determine Patient Driven Payment Method (PDPM) and expenses associated with potential admissions
Monitor Case Mix Index (CMI) scores for risks and/or changes affecting reimbursement
Train, mentor, and manage MDS Coordinators
Coordinate and participate in comprehensive resident assessments and care planning
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams for accurate data collection
Provide insights and ongoing education to facility staff and leaders
Track, trend and analyze assessment data for compliance and optimization opportunities
Drive a culture of continuous improvement in nursing care
Required Qualifications
Valid state RN license preferred
Direct care in a long-term care setting and/or MDS Coordinator experience required
Proficient in state and federal regulations governing the MDS and billing process
Knowledge of Electronic Medical Record (EMR), PDP, MDS 3.0, Medicaid and Medicare requirements
Strong organizational skills and analytical capabilities
Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal abilities
Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team environment
Preferred Qualifications
Advanced degree or certification preferred
Interest in the nursing needs of the aged and the chronically ill
Benefits & Perks
Competitive compensationImproved health insurance and retirement benefits including a 10% defined contribution retirement planComprehensive training and mentorshipSupport for professional growth and developmentCollaborative work environmentOpportunity to make a meaningful difference in residents' lives