Level of Care Nurse Specialist

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Do you enjoy using your clinical expertise to help seniors access the care and services they need?

Do you take pride in building relationships, conducting thorough assessments, and making a meaningful impact in the lives of older adults?

If so, you may be the perfect fit for our One Senior Care family of businesses — including LIFE-NWPA, Mountain View PACE, and Buckeye PACE.

As a Level of Care Nurse Specialist, you’ll use your clinical knowledge, assessment skills, and sound judgment to determine whether prospective participants meet the nursing home level of care requirements for enrollment in the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). Through in-home assessments, collaboration with state agencies, and partnership with our Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), you’ll help ensure seniors receive the care and support they need.

This position is ideal for someone who is compassionate, organized, and confident working independently while collaborating with others. You’ll be part of a supportive, participant-centered team where clinical excellence, communication, and continuous improvement are valued.

First shift, full-time hours. Specific work hours will be established in consultation with your supervisor.

• 9 Paid Holidays
• PTO starting at 3 weeks + 1 day per year (accrued from date of hire for full-time employees)
• Free Life and AD&D Insurance Plan
• Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts
• Short Term Disability Insurance
• Group Voluntary Term Life Insurance for Employee, Spouses, and Dependents
• Tuition Reimbursement and Paid Training Opportunities
• Retirement Plan with company annual match
• Mileage Reimbursement at annual IRS rate as applicable

• Conduct comprehensive in-home Level of Care assessments for prospective PACE participants.
• Determine eligibility based on federal and state nursing facility level of care requirements.
• Complete accurate, timely, and audit-ready documentation in state systems and the electronic medical record.
• Coordinate with state agencies to complete eligibility determinations.
• Maintain all required state certifications and annual training.
• Collaborate with the Interdisciplinary Team to communicate assessment findings and support participant enrollment.
• Prepare concise clinical summaries highlighting participant needs, risks, and recommendations.
• Identify changes in condition, safety concerns, or barriers to care and promptly communicate findings to the care team.
• Assist with the development of initial care plans based on assessment findings.
• Educate participants and families about PACE services and level of care requirements.
• Monitor reassessment timelines and ensure all required deadlines are met.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives that enhance participant outcomes and assessment consistency.
• Maintain confidentiality and comply with all HIPAA, regulatory, and organizational standards.

Everyone’s journey is unique. Even if you haven’t done it all, your dedication to learning and helping others is what counts. With our training, mentorship, and career development programs, we’ll help you grow and succeed.

• Compassionate, patient, and committed to participant-centered care.
• Strong clinical assessment and critical thinking skills.
• Comfortable working independently while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with participants, families, and healthcare professionals.
• Highly organized with strong time management and documentation skills.
• Able to prioritize multiple responsibilities while…