Rachel A. Blind, MDS Coordinator at Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, has been selected to join the Nursing Board at the American Health Council. She will be sharing her knowledge and expertise in Urology, Patient Care, and Nursing.
With over two decades of expertise in the field of Urology and Nursing, Rachel offers valuable insight in her role as an MDS Coordinator at Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Located in St. Louis, Missouri, Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center provides extended stay care to senior citizens with injuries and disabilities.
In her capacity as an MDS Coordinator at Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation since 2015, Rachel’s day-to-day responsibilities include the coordination and management of over seventy people, organizing/delegating tasks and ensuring the patients receive the best care.
Following completion as a registered nurse through Jefferson College in 2009, Rachel completed a Parish Nursing Certification in 2010.
To stay abreast to the latest in the industry, Rachel is proud to have received her Associate of Applied Science in Nursing (AAS).
As a testament to her success, Rachel has been honored to have received the 2006 Washington University Star Performance Award.
Looking back, Rachel became involved in the field of Nursing due to a natural progression and dedication to becoming a nurse. She attributes her success to constantly striving for more.
In her free time, Rachel enjoys attending medical missions and serving as a lead nurse.
Considering the future, Rachel hopes to pursue a Master’s of Science in Nursing degree.
Rachel A. Blind
RN, AASN
MDS Coordinator at Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
- Located in St. Louis, Missouri, Ackert Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center provides extended stay care to senior citizens with injuries and disabilities.
