The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They evaluate data from electronic sources, enter information into computer systems, and authorize benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The Quality Monitor Nurse conducts monitoring visits in nursing facilities to assess health, safety, and welfare standards while providing technical assistance to improve systems. They also prepare complex narrative reports and serve as a team coordinator for Rapid Response Team visits.
Review provider enrollment applications and conduct required state and federal screenings for Medicaid, CHIP, and other state healthcare programs, then make accurate enrollment recommendations within 10 business days. Research complex cases, communicate findings, support colleagues and leadership, and contribute to special projects, training, policies, and screening systems.
Reviews trainee and radiographer applications, verifies training and examination qualifications, processes certifications, and schedules examinations. Interprets regulations, maintains certification databases, prepares technical reports and correspondence, and provides assistance to the public, licensees, and staff.
Supports regional operating budgets and fiscal functions, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, purchasing, and supply ordering. Produces financial and statistical reports, monitors expenditures, audits purchase vouchers, maintains payment records, and advises staff and vendors on budget and payment procedures.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They are responsible for evaluating data, entering information into computer systems, and authorizing benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
Supervises records management staff and oversees the classification, storage, access, and retrieval of agency records while ensuring compliance with applicable laws, retention requirements, and agency policies. Leads quality reviews, audits, performance reporting, training, process improvements, program planning, and budget requests.
Deliver PASRR training to Local Authority staff and other audiences in virtual, classroom, and conference settings, while preparing materials and creating a learner-centered environment. Help develop and improve curriculum and training materials, attend preparation sessions, and maintain training records, rosters, and related documentation.
Inspectors monitor child-care facilities for compliance with state standards and conduct thorough investigations into complaints or allegations of violations. They also provide training and technical assistance to providers while managing the application and permitting process for new facilities.
The Administrative Assistant provides complex administrative support for the Foster Grandparent Program, including data entry, file maintenance, and responding to program inquiries. They also assist with volunteer recruitment, event coordination, and general office operations to ensure program compliance.
The Project Manager will oversee the planning, implementation, and monitoring of Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) projects to ensure they meet goals within budget. They will serve as a liaison between internal and external stakeholders, providing technical assistance and managing project documentation and performance metrics.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They evaluate data, enter information into computer-based systems, and authorize benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The EMR Program Specialist serves as a subject matter expert for Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation investigations, organizing program activities and determining reportable conduct. They provide advanced consultative services, interpret state regulations, and ensure due process for all perpetrators involved in registry cases.
Interview applicants to determine financial eligibility for public assistance programs such as SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. Evaluate data from electronic sources, enter information into computer systems, and authorize benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
Performs routine systems administration tasks, including maintaining system configuration, reliability, and operation. Provides technical support for hardware, software, and network issues while documenting incidents and resolving service requests.
Interview applicants to determine eligibility for public assistance programs such as SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. Evaluate financial and personal data to authorize benefits while ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations.
The Program Specialist VII performs advanced consultative and technical work to plan, develop, and implement statewide forensic and jail diversion programs for individuals with serious mental illness. This role serves as a subject matter expert, leading cross-functional teams and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to improve access to care and continuity of services.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They evaluate data, compute benefits, and ensure all processing adheres to state and federal regulations.
The IT Business Analyst serves as a liaison between business and technical teams to translate operational needs into actionable requirements for Medicaid and CHIP systems. They facilitate communication, document business processes, and support system enhancements from planning through implementation.
The Eligibility Advisor will interview applicants to determine financial and personal eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They are responsible for evaluating data, entering information into computer systems, and authorizing benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They are responsible for evaluating data, entering information into computer systems, and authorizing benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The Eligibility Advisor will interview applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs such as SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They will evaluate data, enter information into computer systems, and authorize benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The Contract Specialist V serves as the primary liaison for contractual accountability, managing the development, negotiation, and enforcement of mental health contracts. They are responsible for monitoring contractor performance, authorizing disbursements, and ensuring compliance with state and federal requirements.
The Contract Specialist IV performs advanced contract development, administration, and oversight, including managing vendor performance and fiscal compliance. They serve as the primary point of contact for contract matters and provide budgetary guidance to program staff.
The Systems Analyst performs advanced senior-level analysis and business process work for large-scale enterprise applications, including system maintenance and operations. They coordinate with cross-functional teams to design, plan, and implement technology road maps while supporting developers and stakeholders.
The position involves performing advanced customer service work in a call center, responding to inquiries regarding Medicaid claims and billing issues. The representative researches complex data across multiple systems to resolve issues and provides training to providers on claims processing procedures.
Provides complex technical assistance and consultative services for reimbursement programs across state-supported living centers. Manages the development, implementation, and monitoring of billing systems and policies related to Medicaid, Medicare, and other third-party sources.
The Program Specialist IV ensures managed care organizations comply with state and federal regulations, contractual requirements, and agency policies. They perform complex analysis of contract deliverables, manage corrective actions, and collaborate on policy development and training initiatives.
The Senior Policy Advisor performs advanced policy, regulatory, and programmatic work to support the Health Care Regulation division. Responsibilities include leading high-priority projects, conducting research, and providing strategic guidance to leadership regarding regulatory compliance and organizational goals.
The lead advisor oversees the development and implementation of complex medical benefit initiatives, specifically the School Health and Related Services (SHARS) program. They provide technical assistance, mentor staff, and engage with stakeholders to ensure program compliance and effective service delivery.
The Director of Medicaid Systems Modernization provides leadership and oversight for Medicaid Enterprise Systems, ensuring strategic alignment with organizational technology roadmaps. They are responsible for managing vendor activities, driving modernization initiatives, and bridging the gap between internal leadership, contractors, and stakeholders.
The Legal CPS Regional Attorney III provides direct representation in court for the Department of Family and Protective Services and monitors the progress of legal cases. The role involves advising staff on legal matters, preparing cases for trial, and coordinating specialized legal efforts.
The Contract Specialist V manages a portfolio of complex, high-value contracts throughout the full lifecycle, ensuring compliance with state procurement standards. This role monitors vendor performance, validates deliverables and invoices, and serves as a subject matter expert to support agency operations.
The Forensic Services Coordinator provides advanced consultative services and technical assistance to support forensic waitlist management and jail in-reach programs. They act as a liaison between government agencies and community stakeholders to develop program policies, analyze performance data, and ensure compliance with state standards.
The inspector monitors and investigates child-care facilities to ensure compliance with state health and safety standards. They also provide training and technical assistance to providers while managing application processes and enforcement actions.
The inspector monitors and investigates child-care facilities to ensure compliance with health and safety standards. They also provide training to providers, process permit applications, and respond to high-risk emergency complaints.
The specialist collaborates with contractors to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations through advanced quality assurance and monitoring. They serve as a subject matter expert, analyzing program performance and providing technical guidance to improve service delivery.
The Program Specialist performs complex coordination for the Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Fund, including application review, contract management, and project monitoring. They maintain ongoing communication with internal and external stakeholders, including the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to ensure project compliance and financial accuracy.
Inspect and monitor child-care facilities to ensure compliance with health and safety standards while conducting thorough investigations into complaints. Provide technical assistance and training to providers to improve compliance and mitigate risks to children.
The Program Specialist will lead the development of policies and ensure compliance with grant requirements for Aging and Disability Resource Centers. They will also conduct research, facilitate training, and provide technical expertise for legislative and executive inquiries.
The IT Business Analyst III serves as a liaison between business and technical teams to translate provider feedback and operational needs into actionable system requirements. They support Medicaid and CHIP modernization efforts by documenting business processes, facilitating design reviews, and ensuring system enhancements align with organizational goals.
The Nurse Policy Analyst performs advanced medical benefit policy analysis for the Healthy Texas Women program, including planning, developing, and evaluating policy updates. The role involves synthesizing clinical literature, consulting with stakeholders, and serving as a subject matter expert to inform program benefits.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs like SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They evaluate data, compute benefits, and ensure all processing adheres to state and federal regulations.
The Staff Psychiatrist performs advanced psychiatric assessments, diagnoses, and treatments for patients within a state hospital setting. They lead multi-disciplinary recovery teams, monitor clinical data, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards and quality care initiatives.
The position is responsible for reviewing, adjudicating, and authorizing specialized service requests for PASRR-eligible individuals in nursing facilities. It also provides technical assistance to stakeholders and monitors program compliance through data analysis and reporting.
The Systems Analyst V serves as a senior contributor responsible for business analysis, requirements management, and project intake assessment. They act as a liaison between business and technical teams to coordinate solution validation, release readiness, and operational support.
The Network Specialist V is responsible for designing, configuring, and maintaining enterprise network systems including routers, switches, and gateways. They also monitor network health, perform capacity planning, and provide technical guidance to support agency technology solutions.
