MDS Coordinator LPN - $10,000 sign-on

MDS Coordinator (LPN)

Grays Harbor Health & Rehabilitation Center | Aberdeen, WA

$42.00 - $46.17/hour

On-Site Position

Why Choose Grays Harbor Health & Rehabilitation?

At Grays Harbor Health & Rehabilitation Center, our culture is built on five core values:

Integrity • Trust • Excellence • Accountability • Mutual Respect

Located in Aberdeen, Washington, our team is committed to delivering exceptional skilled nursing and rehabilitation services while creating a workplace where employees feel supported, valued, and empowered to grow.

As our MDS Coordinator, you'll play a vital role in driving quality outcomes, ensuring assessment accuracy, and supporting exceptional resident care. This position offers the opportunity to combine clinical expertise with leadership while making a meaningful impact on residents, families, and the facility's success.

✅ Competitive compensation

✅ Comprehensive benefits package

✅ Supportive and collaborative leadership team

✅ Career growth and advancement opportunities

✅ Training, mentorship, and professional development

✅ Employee recognition and appreciation programs

✅ Leadership team committed to open communication and support

✅ Meaningful work with real impact on residents and families

Full-Time Benefits

• 401(k)


• Medical, Dental & Vision


• Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)


• Life Insurance


• Short & Long-Term Disability


• Critical Illness & Accident Coverage


• Legal Benefits


• Identity Theft Protection


• Auto & Home Insurance Discounts

What You'll Do

• Oversee the MDS process and resident assessments


• Ensure accurate, timely MDS completion and regulatory compliance


• Coordinate care planning with interdisciplinary teams


• Support Medicare and Managed Care requirements


• Drive quality outcomes and reimbursement accuracy


• Serve as a key clinical and operational partner within the facility

What You'll Need

• Current Washington LPN license


• Previous MDS Coordinator experience preferred


• Strong knowledge of the RAI process and case management


• Strong attention to detail and organizational abilities


• Ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams


• Ability to meet all employment screening requirements

Ready to Make a Difference?

Join a team that values clinical excellence, collaboration, and compassionate care while making a lasting impact on residents, families, and caregivers.

Apply today!