MDS (Minimum Data Set) Coordinators work in hospitals or other clinical facilities. Their role is to analyze treatments, procedures, and care plans and code them appropriately. Job descriptions for MDS Coordinator nurses require them to have a thorough knowledge of medical terminology, the ability to collaborate with colleagues, and excellent organization skills. Explore our MDS Coordinator travel nurse opportunities and land a high-paying job today.
MDS Coordinator nurses are responsible for managing medical records, including appropriately coding procedures and diagnoses within the chart. MDS Coordinator nurses also evaluate care being provided, interview patients and families, and communicate with patients' insurance and medical plans. MDS Coordinators are Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical Nurses/Licensed Vocational Nurses with nursing experience. MDS Coordinator jobs do not provide direct patient care. The average annual salary range in the United States for a MDS Coordinator nurse is between $50,000 and $70,000. Salaries can be higher with certifications.