Resident Care Coordinator (Full-Time) - Deerfield Ridge

Deerfield Ridge is seeking a Resident Care Coordinator to join our team and assist our residents with their daily tasks, along with other duties to ensure residents have a safe and enjoyable living environment. Our Resident Care Coordinators are responsible for planning, directing, and assisting as needed in all resident care staffing and service needs within the scope of their respective certifications.

This is a Full-Time opportunity to join a great team in supporting our residents!

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Responsibilities

• Complete scheduling for resident care staff.
• In collaboration with Director of Clinical Services, orient, monitor progress and reinforce training of resident care staff.
• Complete all Navion Senior Solutions and state required documentation in a timely manner.
• Assist the Director of Clinical Services in implementing state regulations as required.
• Manager on duty coverage, presenting the community, planning and participating in staff meetings, planning and implementing marketing and community events.
• Audit Medication Administration Report (MAR) notify pharmacy of changes.
• Conduct regular inspections of resident records and maintain in accordance with state regulations.
• Complete resident assessments as outlined by Navion Senior Solutions and licensure guidelines in a timely manner.

Requirements

• Must be 21 years of age or older.
• Experience or training in an equivalent setting preferred.
• CMA certification is required.
• General understanding of and concern for the needs of seniors.
• Ability to work in an environment conducive to caring for residents without posing a substantial safety or health threat to self or others.