The Credentialing Specialist manages the full lifecycle of provider credentialing, including verification, enrollment, and database maintenance. They collaborate with clients and internal teams to ensure compliance and timely submission of documentation to payers.
The Senior Consultant will serve as a human services policy subject matter expert, leading policy workstreams and translating complex federal requirements into actionable guidance for state and territory clients. They will facilitate stakeholder meetings, draft policy manuals, and support program implementation while ensuring compliance with federal laws and regulations.
The Staff Consultant will provide project coordination support by managing meeting logistics, maintaining project documentation, and tracking action items and risks. They will also collaborate with team members to develop project deliverables and support engagement-wide communications.
The Senior Healthcare Consultant will lead enterprise-wide IT projects, including EHR implementations, while facilitating meetings with client leadership and project teams. They are responsible for managing project timelines, budgets, and deliverables while driving organizational change and process improvement within healthcare settings.
The Senior Consultant will support state Medicaid agencies with Advanced Planning Document development, procurement planning, and federal compliance advisory services. They will manage assigned workstreams, facilitate client meetings, and provide guidance to junior team members to ensure high-quality deliverables.
The Instructional Designer will convert various training materials into engaging e-learning content while applying sound instructional design principles. They will partner with project managers and clients to ensure deliverables meet branding, accessibility, and quality standards.
The Audit Manager will lead financial services engagements, manage workflow, and coordinate staffing for multiple client projects. They are responsible for mentoring staff, maintaining strong client relationships, and providing business advisory services to support client growth.
Lead and support state government projects providing services such as independent quality assurance, IV&V, and project management. Facilitate stakeholder meetings and provide expert Workday Financials implementation guidance to clients.
Lead project teams in providing IT system planning, procurement support, and operational assessments for state Health and Human Services agencies. Manage project delivery, develop work plans, and report status to client executive leadership while fostering a positive team culture.
The Project Coordinator will support engagement services by managing project operations, maintaining documentation, and coordinating workstreams for the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services. Responsibilities include tracking project artifacts, facilitating meetings, and serving as a liaison between portfolio managers and project leads.
Lead audit, review, and compilation engagements while building strong client relationships and managing project budgets. Supervise and mentor staff while identifying opportunities to improve client business processes and controls.
The Staff Accountant provides outsourced accounting and financial reporting services to a diverse portfolio of clients. Responsibilities include managing month-end closes, account reconciliations, financial statement preparation, and processing payables and receivables.
You will perform client engagements from start to finish, including planning, executing, and completing financial audits while managing budgets. Additionally, you will supervise, train, and mentor associates and interns while developing recommendations for business and process improvements.
The Project Manager will oversee project plans, track deliverables, and manage dependencies for the Medicaid Practice Group's client success and growth team. They will also facilitate communication between stakeholders, manage risks and issues, and ensure project alignment with business strategies.
The Senior Consultant will serve as a subject matter expert for state Health and Human Services agency clients, leading business operations and implementation projects. Responsibilities include managing project teams, monitoring corrective action plans, and ensuring high-quality service delivery in alignment with federal regulations.
You will perform client engagements from start to finish, including planning, executing, and completing financial audits for not-for-profit and governmental clients. Additionally, you will supervise and mentor staff while developing industry knowledge to serve as a subject matter expert.
The Learning Consultant partners with business leaders to identify talent development needs and design evidence-based learning solutions that drive performance. This role manages the full lifecycle of learning initiatives, from discovery and analysis through implementation and evaluation.
The Senior Consultant will oversee client service delivery, manage project teams, and ensure projects are completed within scope and budget. They will also contribute to business development efforts, including drafting marketing content and responding to Requests for Proposals.
The consultant will support local and state government agencies by performing data analysis, research, and project management tasks. They will also facilitate stakeholder meetings and develop reports and presentations to address client organizational needs.
Perform client engagements from start to finish, including planning, executing, and completing financial audits while managing budgets. Supervise, train, and mentor associates and interns while developing in-depth industry knowledge to serve as a subject matter expert.
Manage forensic reviews, investigative activities, and claims audits related to Medicaid programs to identify fraud, waste, and abuse. Provide oversight for program integrity operations while collaborating with stakeholders to improve internal controls and ensure regulatory compliance.
The Senior Healthcare Data Analyst will analyze complex Medicaid datasets to support policy and program transformation initiatives. They will develop monitoring tools, validate data, and translate findings into actionable insights for decision-makers.
The Senior Medicaid Analyst will analyze complex healthcare data to identify program risks, improper payments, and operational vulnerabilities. They will develop actionable recommendations and reports to support Medicaid program integrity and performance improvement initiatives.
The Medicaid Policy Director will lead consulting efforts to help state Medicaid agencies implement new programs and ensure compliance with federal requirements. They will also engage in business development and mentor team members to foster professional growth and expertise.
The project manager will lead complex Medicaid initiatives, including operational system development and behavioral health program oversight. They are responsible for managing client relationships, developing program recommendations, and mentoring junior staff.
The consultant will participate in governmental accounting and auditing engagements, providing business improvement recommendations and internal control advice. They will also collaborate with team members to plan project activities, manage client expectations, and ensure compliance with auditing standards.
You will lead and implement organizational change management activities for State Medicaid Agency clients during system transformations. You will also act as a trusted advisor to build stakeholder relationships, manage project deliverables, and provide guidance to internal project teams.
Conduct detailed forensic reviews and audits of Medicaid claims to identify fraud, waste, abuse, and operational risks. Collaborate with client staff and internal teams to document findings, improve internal controls, and support recovery efforts.
The Senior Consultant will lead and manage a diverse portfolio of parks, recreation, and library planning projects, including master plans and feasibility studies. They will collaborate with clients and multidisciplinary teams to develop practical, data-driven solutions for public spaces.
Lead actuarial engagements for state Medicaid agencies and public health clients, including the development and certification of actuarially sound capitation rates. Oversee encounter data analytics, risk scoring methodologies, and provide strategic guidance on program design and value-based payment models.
Plan, coordinate, and execute UAT activities for system enhancements and Medicaid modernization efforts. This includes developing test scripts, tracking defects in Jira, and communicating outcomes to stakeholders to ensure release readiness.
Lead Medicaid program integrity activities focusing on fraud, waste, and abuse prevention, provider oversight, and claims audits. Establish foundational processes and operational rigor to stabilize the Program Integrity unit and transition it to client ownership.
The SME provides expertise on federal and state Medicaid requirements to support compliance monitoring, audit readiness, and risk mitigation. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate policy interpretations into actionable operational improvements and system enhancements.
Lead technology assessments, strategic planning, and modernization initiatives for state government clients. Develop actionable roadmaps and operating models to improve IT service delivery and align technology investments with enterprise goals.
The Audit Senior will lead healthcare client engagements from planning to completion, focusing on audits, reviews, and compilations for hospitals and senior living facilities. They are also responsible for supervising and mentoring associates and interns while providing business improvement recommendations to clients.
Lead and manage multiple tax engagements while advising clients on tax implications and compliance strategies. Participate in regional leadership, marketing, and business development to grow the service base.
Lead the delivery of Medicaid Enterprise System (MES) projects and workstreams for State Medicaid Agencies and HHS clients. Coordinate across multi-vendor environments to ensure outcomes are achieved on time, within scope, and aligned with program objectives.
Lead and support the delivery of complex Medicaid Enterprise System (MES) modernization initiatives for HHS agencies, primarily in Puerto Rico. This includes managing vendor performance, coordinating multi-stakeholder environments, and developing key strategic deliverables like MES Roadmaps and RFPs.
Lead and deliver complex healthcare data management and system technology initiatives using a hybrid Agile and traditional project management approach. Act as a liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams to translate needs into functional specifications and oversee the full SDLC.
Lead and manage multiple tax engagements while advising clients on tax implications and compliance strategies. Act as a primary client contact and participate in regional leadership, marketing, and business development efforts.
Responsible for all aspects of provider and group enrollment, credentialing, and re-credentialing, including CAQH activities and primary source verification. The role involves maintaining credentialing databases and coordinating with payers and client liaisons to ensure contractual obligations are met.
Lead client policy initiatives for state Medicaid agencies, focusing on the implementation and redesign of home and community-based services (HCBS). Responsibilities include policy analysis, facilitating client meetings, and managing project deliverables and reporting.
You will lead Medicaid initiatives focused on waiver and state plan amendment design, development, and implementation while managing client relationships and project deliverables. Additionally, you will mentor junior staff, drive business development activities, and provide subject matter expertise to state Medicaid agency clients.
