LPN MDS Coordinator
University Health
LPN MDS Coordinator
University Health
Academic health system with teaching hospitals
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LPN MDS Coordinator - Long Term Care (M-F Lakewood)101 Truman Medical CenterProvide management of Resident care as related to the MDS and Care Plan and in accordance with HFCA regulations and guidelines, state regulations, and the mission and as directed by the Director of Nursing LTC and Administrator.
Minimum Requirements
Graduation from an accredited practical or vocational nursing program.
Licensed as a practical nurse in the State of Missouri.
Three years of direct care experience, one year long term care experience to include experience in and ability to exhibit strong skills in clinical assessment and development and use of care plans.
Knowledgeable of current standards of nursing practice and procedures, as well as laws, regulations, and guidelines that pertain to long term care.
Ability to apply nursing techniques to specific patient situations.
Possess current knowledge of HFCA regulations and guidelines, MDS requirements and procedures, PPS procedures and RUGS categories.
Ability to accurately prepare and maintain Care Plans and MDS records, Resident charts and reports.
Ability to promote Resident quality of life and quality of care as evidenced by regulatory agency survey results.
Ability to relate information concerning a Resident’s condition.
Ability to make independent decisions when circumstances warrant such action.
Ability to problem solve and handle multiple tasks in a professional manner.
Experience organizing health care committees/meetings including coordination of attendees and output of meetings.
Expertise using computer software related to production of Care Plans and MDS’s.
Academic health system with teaching hospitals
University Health is an academic health system with two acute-care hospitals, a large behavioral health program, a long-term care facility, and many primary care clinics. It serves as the teaching hospital for the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, training future physicians. The downtown Truman Medical Center campus houses a Level One Trauma Center and includes cancer, imaging, eye, and other specialty centers, with additional outpatient facilities and services across the network. Its goal is to deliver accessible, high-quality care to the community while educating tomorrow’s doctors.
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