The MDS Nurse is responsible for administering patient assessments, coordinating care plans according to regulatory requirements, and supervising nursing assistants to ensure quality care
Job Summary
The MDS Nurse is responsible for administering patient assessments, coordinating care plans according to regulatory requirements, and supervising nursing assistants to ensure quality care.
This role involves maintaining accurate documentation, administering medications safely, and participating in staff development and safety programs to uphold facility standards.
The position requires collaboration with physicians, residents, families, and other departments to provide comprehensive nursing services in a long-term care environment.
Matching Summary
The MDS Nurse is responsible for administering patient assessments, coordinating care plans according to regulatory requirements, and supervising nursing assistants to ensure quality care.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Administer patient assessments
Coordinate nursing care plans
Supervise nursing assistants
Medication preparation and administration
Maintain nursing documentation
Ensure compliance with safety protocols
Participate in staff training programs
Nice-to-have
Effective team leadership
Strong communication skills
Patient and tactful demeanor
Ability to handle stressful situations
Knowledge of infection control
Ability to work harmoniously with others
Key Requirements
Current active LPN/LVN license
Nursing degree or approved LPN/LVN program graduate
Current CPR certification
Knowledge of nursing laws and regulations
Ability to maintain continuing education and licensing