Population Health Specialist, ABA services - Hybrid (PA/NJ/DE)
- Philadelphia, PA
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Partners with network and IBX stakeholders in support of operationalizing best-in-class Autism program including:
- Work directly with providers to foster positive relationships, including developing provider-facing communications to enhance provider satisfaction and understanding of IBX processes and expectations of providers
- Deliver training and education to support quality results and member experience
- Lead regular meetings to discuss processes, data /quality measurement, progress, improvement initiatives, quality campaigns, address care gaps
- Other activities in support of ASD care management operations including: access/capacity management system to support care navigation and connection to care, utilization and care management, identification and implementation of best practices in autism /neurodiversity programming designed to drive value.
- Serves as point of contact and facilitates resolution of administrative issues for ABA providers including claims, credentialing, and other key services
- Collaborates with data and actuarial services to demonstrate the impact of interventions via medical cost offset.
- Role includes an operational focus requiring project management competencies, data analyses, program goals, success measures, performance specifications, and output requirements to drive program development and execution progress.
- Bachelor's degree; Master's degree in health-related fields a plus (e.g. MA, MPH)
- Ability to travel in the Greater Philadelphia area preferred (driver's license and insured vehicle)
- 3-5 years' experience working with children and or adults with autism, experience providing case management or utilization management services for people with autism spectrum disorder.
- Experience interacting with behavioral health providers, preferably ABA providers, in a professional, respectful manner that facilitates the treatment process.
- Demonstrated knowledge and experience with quality autism care, autism care management programming and processes, behavioral health measures and quality outcomes
- Demonstrated experience with HEDIS® measures required
- Knowledge of medical billing, claims processing systems, and health care information terminology preferred
- Strong verbal and written communication skills including but not limited to effective group presentations to professional staff and management
- Must be self-motivated, organized, and detail oriented, assume a collaborative role in ensuring that all objectives are met
- Must be able to work moderate complexity tasks independently
- Must have strong knowledge of Microsoft Office products (Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
- Must have strong analytical, influencing, and problem-solving skills
- Must be a team player- builds team spirit and interdepartmental rapport, using effective problem-solving and motivational strategy
- Must have a strong commitment to total quality management and process improvement
- Acts as a resource for department, using focused professionalism and effective interactions
- Embrace the diversity of our workplace and show respect for colleagues internally and externally