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Coordinator MDS Nursing Administration TMR N
Catholic Health · Kenmore, NY, US
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About this role
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- Employer
- Catholic Health
- Location
- Kenmore, NY, US
- Pay
- 32.18 - 48.26 USD per hour
- Employment type
- Per Diem
- Work mode
- Not listed
- Education
- Degree required (classified)
- Sector
- Healthcare
- Posted by employer
- March 27, 2026
- First seen on Buffalo Projects
- October 25, 2026 · today
- Deadline
- Not listed
Skills in the posting
Each skill is quoted from the posting. A model sorted them into required, preferred, and mentioned; the quote is the evidence.
Required
- RN license
“Current New York State RN license”
Full description
Facility: McAuley Residence SNF Sub Acute
Shift: Shift 1
Status: Per Diem FTE: 0.100000
Bargaining Unit: ACE Associates
Exempt from Overtime: Exempt: No
Work Schedule: Varied
Hours: 8:00am-4:00pm. Per diem role to assist in covering duties.
Summary:
The Coordinator MDS nurse is responsible for coordinating the comprehensive assessment for each resident. Participates in the overall process of providing optimum care of each resident. Provides support to clinical staff in the provision of a high quality of life for each resident.
Responsibilities:
EDUCATION
- Registered Nurse
- Graduate of accredited school of nursing
- Current New York State RN license
- Obtain Resident Assessment Coordinator—Certified (RAC-CT) certification within one (1) year from date of hire
- Maintain RAC-CT (MDS) Certification
EXPERIENCE
- One (1) year previous experience in a Residential Health Care Facility
KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY
- Organization and leadership skills
- Communication skills which may be inclusive of approach, tone of voice, speed of communication, respectfulness and non-verbal communication
WORKING CONDITIONS
- Intermittent sitting, standing, and walking
- Potential for disagreeable working conditions due to odors, communicable diseases, infections and possible injuries from residents and/or supplies