The researcher will conduct rigorous quantitative studies and support program evaluations in public health and healthcare sectors. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to draft reports, presentations, and policy briefs while contributing to new research proposals.
Direct multidisciplinary teams to conduct research, technical assistance, and monitoring projects related to Medicaid and CHIP policy. Provide expert consulting services to state and federal clients while leading business development and proposal efforts.
Lead and support multidisciplinary research and evaluation teams to improve human services programs for children and families. Conduct quantitative and qualitative analyses, provide technical assistance to agencies, and identify business development opportunities.
Advisory Services Analysts contribute to multidisciplinary teams by providing strategic advisory and technical assistance to federal and state clients regarding SNAP and SNAP E&T programs. They are responsible for analyzing policy requirements, conducting research, and drafting high-quality deliverables to support program improvement and operational success.
Lead the development of scalable data pipelines and analysis systems using large secondary data sources like Medicare and Medicaid claims. Provide best practice solutions for data processing optimization and mentor junior developers on technical standards.
Project Associates manage project operations including schedules, budgets, and logistics while coordinating with internal teams and external stakeholders. They also support research activities such as conducting interviews, performing literature reviews, and ensuring project adherence to data privacy requirements.
The researcher will lead the development and deployment of statistical models and operational processes for Medicare alternative payment models. They will also provide oversight for performance calculations, provider reporting, and data-driven program monitoring.
Lead the architecture, design, and implementation of cloud-native solutions to manage and exchange critical public health data. Collaborate with domain experts to translate mission needs into scalable technical solutions while establishing cloud architecture standards and best practices.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable enterprise business intelligence and analytics solutions using Power BI and Tableau. Lead technical architecture discussions while collaborating with cross-functional teams to translate business needs into effective data engineering and modeling solutions.
The Principal will lead complex advisory and technical assistance engagements related to SNAP and SNAP E&T policy while directing multidisciplinary teams. They are also responsible for driving business development, cultivating client relationships, and providing strategic guidance to federal and state agencies.
The Managing Consultant will lead multidisciplinary teams and provide technical assistance to agencies implementing the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) program. They are responsible for building collaborative client relationships, monitoring program improvement strategies, and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget.
The associate will support project activities including client consulting, program implementation, stakeholder training, and research within the Medicare Value-Based Care team. Responsibilities include managing project timelines, drafting communications, and contributing to data analysis and technical documentation.
The Accounts Receivable Coordinator is responsible for the end-to-end billing and collection process, including preparing client invoices and monitoring outstanding receivables. They will collaborate with project teams and the Billing Manager to ensure timely and accurate financial reporting and reconciliation.
The Managing Consultant will lead multidisciplinary teams to support federal early childhood initiatives, including Head Start and Early Head Start programs. They are responsible for managing projects, developing program improvement strategies, and providing technical assistance to clients.
The Advisory Services Analyst supports early childhood and human services programs by conducting research, monitoring program performance, and providing technical assistance. They translate data and evidence into actionable recommendations to improve program effectiveness, compliance, and strategic decision-making.
Lead multidisciplinary teams to implement, monitor, and advise on state-level health policies and programs. Provide consulting services to clients, author technical reports, and facilitate communication across internal and external stakeholders.
The researcher will design and execute rigorous evaluations and provide technical assistance to improve human services programs, particularly in child welfare. They will also synthesize complex data into actionable insights for policymakers and stakeholders using advanced analytic methods.
The role involves managing Medicaid projects to ensure they remain on time and within budget while facilitating communication between internal teams, subcontractors, and clients. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance to health agencies and implementing project management tools like Jira and SharePoint.
Lead the Federal Medicaid practice by driving results and deepening relationships with CMS and other federal agencies. Manage a large advisory services team, overseeing budgets, business development priorities, and the integration of digital services and healthcare trends.
The successful candidate will lead multidisciplinary teams to provide technical assistance and implementation support for Medicaid projects. They will also engage with clients to develop innovative solutions and apply rigorous analytic thinking to data interpretation.
The role involves using large secondary healthcare data sources to answer research questions regarding U.S. health care policy. Responsibilities include optimizing data processing on cloud platforms and ensuring data quality through rigorous control measures.
