RN, LVNMDS CoordinatorClinical DocumentationUtilization ReviewLong-term Care
Posted Jul 13, 2026 · Last seen active Jul 14, 2026
About this role
The overall purpose of the MDS Coordinator position is to ensure appropriate reimbursement of Medicare and/or Medicaid Patients through the Patient Assessment Instrument (RAI) process. Assists in the management of quality Patient care on a continuing basis in accordance with federal and state standards and as may be directed by the Administrator or Director of Nursing.
Skills for this role
MDS CoordinationPatient Assessment Instrument (RAI) processMedicare/Medicaid reimbursementquality patient care management
Requirements
Current, valid Texas nursing license (RN or LVN)
At least 2 years of LTC experience preferred
Acknowledgement of Completion Certificate through the HHSC RUG Online Training for Nursing Facilities
Must complete AANAC RAI Certification within 1 year of employment
Ability to effectively communicate, direct, and delegate tasks
Ability to read, write, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations
Ability to write reports, business correspondence, nursing/Patient progress notes, and nursing procedures
Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from department heads, customers, and the public
Benefits
401K with match
CEU reimbursement
Vacation
Sick leave
Holidays
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Supplemental insurance plans
About the employer
VM
THE VILLA AT MOUNTAIN VIEW
Nursing Home
The Villa at Mountain View is a healthcare facility located in Dallas, Texas (ZIP code 75211). Based on the available job description for an MDS Coordinator position, the facility serves Medicare and/or Medicaid patients and is subject to federal and…
What reviewers appreciate
+Structured administrative hierarchy with clear reporting lines to Administrator and Director of Nursing
+Focus on quality patient care consistent with federal and state standards
+MDS Coordinator role indicates investment in reimbursement accuracy and regulatory compliance
What reviewers flag
−No review or employee feedback data available to assess workplace satisfaction
−No information provided on staffing ratios, salary, or benefits
−Single job description limits insight into broader workplace culture or nurse experience
Benefits: No benefits information was available from the provided sources.
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