
Director, Risk Adjustment
Posted 9 hours ago

Posted 9 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Tennessee.
• Develop and uphold the enterprise risk adjustment strategy, governance, and control framework.
• Establish performance metrics, operational cadence, roles and responsibilities, and resource allocation for accurate, complete, and compliant data submissions.
• Create and execute scalable prospective engagement and educational programs to enhance documentation and diagnosis reporting.
• Assist in member engagement strategies that are aligned with the improvement of health outcomes.
• Manage provider feedback, insights from Annual Wellness Visits, and education for the Coding team.
• Collaborate with the Population Health Director to design annual education strategies.
• Supervise the complete process of Medicare Advantage risk adjustment submissions, including EDS.
• Support ACA EDGE Server operations.
• Lead risk adjustment analytics, encompassing risk score and submission monitoring, reporting, and analytics.
• Work alongside Actuarial, Finance, and IT teams on reconciliation, forecasting, scenario modeling, regulatory impacts, and payment methodologies.
• Ensure readiness for audits and responses for MA and HHS RADV audits.
• Oversee standards for documentation, medical record retrieval controls, coding validation, CMS/IVA submissions, CMS feedback and appeals, error trending, root cause analysis, and CAPA development.
• Direct risk adjustment coding and operational workflows, including medical record retrieval, retrospective and prospective coding/validation, and adherence to coding guidelines.
• Lead initiatives in hiring, coaching, performance management, competency development, and succession planning.
• Manage departmental budgeting and vendor oversight, including vendor selection, contracting, and performance evaluation.
• Foster partnerships with Finance, Medicare Operations, Network Management, Provider Contracting, Health Services, IT, Actuarial & Underwriting, Compliance, and other internal teams.
• Participate in internal committees and leadership meetings.
• Contribute to the annual Medicare Bid process.
• Actively engage as a member of managerial forums.
• Meet departmental and organizational performance and attendance standards.
• Adhere to PacificSource privacy policies and HIPAA laws and regulations.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.
• Report directly to the Vice President of Quality and Population Health.
• A minimum of 5 years of experience in a healthcare environment.
• At least 3 years of experience directly related to risk adjustment.
• 3 years of experience in team management.
• Extensive knowledge of risk adjustment strategies, including both prospective and retrospective tools, data submission guidelines, and methods for engaging providers.
• Preferred experience in managing vendor relationships.
• Familiarity with pricing models across various lines of business and the ability to influence or manage value-based contracts with provider groups.
• Preferred experience with Medicaid, Medicare, and Commercial health plan operations.
• Experience in strategic planning and system design within health plan environments is preferred.
• A Bachelor’s degree is required.
• An advanced degree is preferred.
• Comprehensive knowledge of CMS risk adjustment regulations, HHS ACA rules, Medicaid methodologies, and CMS coding standards.
• Proficient in analyzing quantitative data from multiple sources using statistical modeling and advanced analytical techniques.
• Strong proficiency in SQL and other data analysis/reporting tools.
• Skilled in statistical software such as SAS and cloud-based platforms.
• Knowledge of performance measurement, cost analysis, database structures, relational concepts, and data architecture.
• Experience using Epic to enhance operational efficiency.
• Ability to identify problems, assess data, draw logical conclusions, and apply innovative problem-solving to complex business challenges.
• Excellent communication, facilitation, and presentation skills at the executive level.
• Capability to build trust and collaborative relationships with key stakeholders.
• Proficient in reading and comprehending both written and spoken English.
• Ability to communicate in a clear and effective manner.
• Physical ability to stoop, bend, sit or stand for prolonged periods, perform repetitive motions, and lift/carry files and business materials.
• Must comply with privacy policies and HIPAA laws and regulations regarding the confidentiality and security of protected health information.
• Equal opportunity employment.
• Flexible work-from-home options.
• Ergonomically designed equipment.
• Opportunities for travel; approximately 10% travel required.
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