RN Assessment Coordinator (RNAC)

Job Description

Job Description

Why NewCourtland?

We know experienced nurses have choices about where they work. We want NewCourtland to be a place where you can do meaningful work while still having a life outside of it.

• Health insurance & wellness benefits for you and your family — coverage begins the first of the month following hire. Start on the 1st? Your benefits start that day. Yes, your first day.
• Free dental insurance for you and your family
• Free life insurance
• Enhanced vision plan options
• Generous paid time off and paid holidays
• 403(b) retirement plan with company contributions
• Tuition assistance for career and personal development
• Employee referral bonuses

The Work You’ll Do

As our RNAC, you’ll use your clinical knowledge and attention to detail to connect assessment, documentation, and care. You’ll:

• Coordinate accurate and timely MDS assessments and submissions.
• Assess new admissions and changes in resident condition and level of care.
• Coordinate the interdisciplinary MDS and care-planning process.
• Lead and participate in resident care conferences.
• Develop, review, and revise individualized plans of care with the interdisciplinary team.
• Monitor resident outcomes and ensure care plans evolve as residents’ needs change.
• Maintain required documentation and support state and federal regulatory compliance.
• Support quality improvement, surveys, and other essential clinical needs of the facility.

What You’ll Bring

You understand that behind every assessment, MDS, and care plan is a person. You bring the clinical judgment to recognize what residents need, the attention to detail to make sure it is captured accurately, and the commitment to help turn that information into good care.

You’ll also bring:

• A resident-first approach and a commitment to quality care.
• Strong clinical judgment, organization, and attention to detail.
• The ability to collaborate across nursing and the interdisciplinary care team.
• A current and active Registered Nurse (RN) license.
• Experience with MDS, resident assessment, care planning, or long-term care.
• Knowledge of applicable state and federal long-term care requirements.

Your Nursing Expertise. Their Plan of Care. A Place Where Both Matter.

If you’re an RN who enjoys using your clinical expertise to see the bigger picture of resident care, we’d like to talk with you.

Bring what you know. Help shape the care residents receive. See what NewCourtland has to offer.