We are S&R Group and for over 60 years we have been building communities "where friendships flourish and life is enriched". We are looking for people who, like us, believe the work we do has a positive impact on their community and that together we can continue supporting our Residents and their families.

Position Summary:

Manage the RAI process and provide leadership to the RAI interdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities: Clinical Supervision, Staff Instruction & Orientation, and Quality

• Manage the RAI process according to Home policies, MLTC regulations, College Standards of Practices and interRAI LTCF requirements
• Establish and provide leadership to the RAI team for backup support and coordination
• Oversee the interdisciplinary team to ensure the completion of both MDS/RAPs and care planning development
• Provide leadership for education in interRAI LTCF and software training to the interdisciplinary team members which include nursing, social worker services, recreation/restorative, therapist, dietary, physician and pharmacy
• Serve as an interRAI LTCF resource for staff members, facilitating RAI knowledge transfer within the Home and communicating RAI implementation challenges to the MRC and Management team
• Delegate RAI activities to staff members that are appropriate to the level of staff
• Addressing information technology (IT) questions and or coordinating IT education and support with vendor data accuracy, efficient data collection process, assessment completion and data utilization
• Provide leadership/overseeing the development and coordination of the data submissions/data accuracy process
• Generate RAI MDS 2.0 reports and facilitating their use in clinical and operational decision making
• Responsible for data submission to CIHI
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned

We are looking for a candidate with the following qualifications:

• Current RPN Registration and Certificate of Competence with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)
• Current knowledge of Ministry of Long-Term Care (MLTC) and College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) standards
• A minimum of three years clinical, project leadership or management experience
• Knowledgeable and understanding of RAI MDS process and the RAI Coordinator role.
• Advanced knowledge in computer skills: Point Click Care, Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and MS Powerpoint
• Understanding of clinical practice guidelines and current resident care practices; excellent care planning skills
• Experience with presenting to groups and knowledge in adult education strategies
• Demonstrated success leading new initiatives and proven ability to get things accomplished
• Team oriented with ability to work with and relate to interdisciplinary team members in the Home
• Knowledge of risk and quality management and policy development
• Excellent communication, organization and problem solving skills
• Clear aptitude for detail-oriented work
• MDS education an asset

While our Applicant Tracking System uses some AI-enhanced tools, every decision throughout screening, assessing, and selecting candidates is made by real people on our team.

This posting is for a vacant position.