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Health Services Advisory Group
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HSAG is nationally recognized as an industry leader in the areas of healthcare audits, data analysis, measure development, and survey research. We are in search of talented individuals who are interested in a leadership position healthcare analytics and data science as a Director, Audits in HSAG’s Medicaid Services division. Together we can spread positive change to make healthcare better.
The Director, Audits position benefits from HSAG’s desire to grow its staff into future leaders of healthcare quality improvement in the nation. The Director provides leadership within the Medicaid Services division across the entire array of healthcare audit projects. The Director, Audits position will supervise the Performance Measure Validation (PMV) and Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®[1]) staff in the Audits department.
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HSAG offers a competitive benefit package that includes medical, dental, vision, tuition reimbursement, 401(k) and an employee stock ownership plan.
The Director, Audits positionis a key leader responsible for providing management oversight and leadership on HSAG’s broad spectrum of audit projects. The Director, Audits will provide operational oversight of all HSAG PMV and HEDIS® audit activities. On a daily basis, this position manages multiple large-scale and high-profile audit projects through various stages including implementation, day-to-day management, budgeting, forecasting, analysis, and reporting. Activities include overseeing multiple teams in developing work plans and timelines; leading and overseeing project tasks; leading client teleconferences and meetings; presenting on healthcare topics; supervising and/or mentoring junior staff; and providing regular progress reports to the Senior Executive Director, Medicaid Services. The Director, Audits will also lead responses to requests for proposals (RFPs) and implement formal training series for junior and senior staff under the direction of the Senior Executive Director.
Details regarding potential project assignments and key sources of data will be discussed with potential candidates during the interview process.
ESSENTIAL COMPETENCIES, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES
[1]HEDIS® is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA).
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