- Provides on-going guidance to nurses.
- Reviews active participants clinical records in accordance with Federal, State, and other regulatory agency requirements.
- Reviews charts in order to maintain optimum level care.
- Identifies quality improvement opportunities and assets in resolving those participant care issues that have been repeated or patterned.
- Maintains current knowledge of New York States Department of Health CMS PACE regulations including program discipline when needed.
- Conducts audits of participant clinical records on an ongoing basis to ensure compliance with agency policiesand PACE regulations. Collect all audit findings and make sure that corrections are completed.
- Review all enrollment packets before submission for HRA approval.
- Review all initial nursing assessments.
- Current NY State Registered Nurse License
- 3-5 years of experience as a RN manager/supervisor
- Associate Degree
- BSN Preferred
$117,000-$138,386.00/annually
Skills Required
- Current NY State Registered Nurse License
- 3-5 years of experience as a RN manager/supervisor
- Associate Degree
- BSN Preferred
What We Do
ArchCare is the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York and one of the nation’s largest and most dynamic healthcare systems. ArchCare provides quality care to thousands of people of all faiths through its home and community-based and residential care programs, including long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, home care, nursing home alternatives, hospice, assisted living, an acute care specialty hospital and health and social services for people with Huntington’s disease, HIV/AIDS, developmental disabilities and other specialized care needs. ArchCare reserves the right in its sole discretion to delete any comments it deems are inappropriate. Comments including but not limited to the following may be deleted by the page moderators: 1. Comments that use foul language or "hate speech" (for example, derogatory comments related to legally protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, religion and gender) 2. Personal attacks or defamatory statements or comments (i.e., making negative personal or untrue comments about a participant), instead of just criticizing his/her posting, opinion or comments 3. Comments that violate the privacy of our patients and their families
