
Analyst β PACE Consulting
Posted Jul 3

Posted Jul 3
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in District of Columbia, +1 more state.
β’ Assist in the daily execution of various projects, overseeing tasks, timelines, research, deliverables, and internal communications.
β’ Convert intricate policy, reimbursement, and business model information into understandable business impacts and actionable recommendations for provider executives, boards, and operational teams.
β’ Create polished, client-ready outputs (strategic plans, policy briefs, regulatory comment letters, white papers, market assessments, financial models, and engaging PowerPoint presentations) that transform complex analyses into compelling narratives and visuals.
β’ Aid in the development of presentations that showcase findings and recommendations to clients; facilitate working sessions and workshops with provider leadership.
β’ With guidance from leadership, quickly adapt to new projects, providing structure, speed, and ownership to ambiguous challenges from the outset.
β’ Evaluate relevant legislation, statutes/regulations, and policies (e.g., the annual Medicare Advantage regulations and rate notices) while assessing business insights, financial implications, and other strategic and operational considerations for PACE.
β’ Integrate quantitative and qualitative data into strategic insights; evaluate markets and competitors; model financial impacts and create pro formas; develop analytical frameworks and shells, identify trends, conduct data analysis, and extract signals from large healthcare datasets when applicable (Medicare claims, Medicaid data, encounter data, CMS public use files, EHR/clinical data).
β’ Keep client recommendations timely and relevant by monitoring ongoing market, regulatory, and policy changes.
β’ Contribute to proposals, scoping discussions, and the pursuit of work for new provider engagements, aiding in the conversion of pipeline into secured projects.
β’ Recognize replicable methodologies and assets from delivery work that can be incorporated into reusable practice intellectual property.
β’ Engage in development programs and monitor growth with your supervisor.
β’ 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in PACE, Medicare, and/or Medicaid healthcare operations or consulting.
β’ Knowledge of PACE applications or operations, or an interest and capability to understand the intricacies of operationalizing a PACE program.
β’ Strong consulting skills, including structured problem-solving, hypothesis-driven analysis, refined written and visual communication, and the ability to manage multiple workstreams efficiently and rigorously.
β’ Demonstrated ability to conduct market research, competitive analysis, and financial modeling.
β’ Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical abilities; comfortable working with data, developing models, and interpreting insights.
β’ Excellent written and verbal communication skills; a proficient writer capable of producing clear, compelling work across various formats, including responses to competitive procurements, and presenting confidently to senior executives and clients.
β’ Proven ability to lead tasks, manage timelines, design and execute projects comprehensively, and manage upwards effectively.
β’ High level of professional maturity, initiative, resourcefulness, and accountability; ability to quickly familiarize oneself with unfamiliar topics and work with incomplete or uncertain information; and a willingness to contribute meaningfully from the start.
β’ Bachelor's degree required.
β’ Meaningful work that shapes the future of healthcare
β’ Collaborative team of nationally recognized experts
β’ High-impact projects
β’ Skills development opportunities
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