The Special Projects Coordinator oversees state hospital operations, manages high-visibility communications, and provides technical assistance to stakeholders. They are responsible for initiating and monitoring projects, facilitating workgroups, and preparing legislative reports.
The Eligibility Advisor interviews applicants to determine financial and medical eligibility for public assistance programs such as SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid. They are responsible for evaluating data, entering information into computer-based systems, and authorizing benefits in accordance with state and federal regulations.
The Web Content Specialist will manage and update approximately 250 Medicaid and CHIP webpages to ensure compliance with federal mandates and agency standards. This role involves collaborating with subject matter experts and the web experience team to improve content accuracy, consistency, and user experience.
The Technical Writer III composes, reviews, and edits complex technical documents, manuals, and policies to support Provider Finance programs. They manage the documentation lifecycle and provide guidance to staff to ensure information is clear, accurate, and accessible.
The Business Analyst will support the Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (CCWIS) modernization initiative by analyzing business processes and designing future-state solutions. They will collaborate with program staff, IT teams, and vendors to ensure project deliverables align with agency policy and federal requirements.
The Financial Examiner III performs moderately complex financial examinations of cost reports and compliance reports for Medicaid and non-Medicaid providers. They are responsible for planning, conducting, and reporting on these examinations to ensure the accuracy of financial and statistical data used for reimbursement methodologies.
The Financial Examiner III performs moderately complex financial examinations of cost reports and compliance reports for Medicaid and non-Medicaid services. They are responsible for planning, conducting, and reporting examination results to ensure accuracy and adherence to state and federal regulations.
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 supports policy development and quality monitoring initiatives.
The specialist performs advanced training and development work, including designing curriculum, facilitating workshops, and managing leadership training programs. They are responsible for evaluating training effectiveness, conducting needs assessments, and overseeing vendor contracts to ensure alignment with agency goals.
This position directs administrative operating and program service budgets for the Behavioral Health Services division to ensure compliance with legislative appropriations. It also oversees the Administrative Finance Team and develops business procedures to achieve departmental operational goals.
The specialist conducts face-to-face interviews and observations at facilities on heightened monitoring to ensure the health and safety of children. They are responsible for documenting findings in agency systems, monitoring compliance with safety plans, and providing technical assistance to operations.
The role involves administering and maintaining SharePoint Online sites, including installation, performance tuning, and integration with databases. The administrator provides Tier III support, develops workflow solutions, and creates technical documentation for agency stakeholders.
The Investigator II performs complex investigative and supervisory work related to disaster assistance programs, including managing investigative staff and overseeing fraud cases. They are responsible for developing policies, conducting background research, and ensuring the recovery or re-issuance of grant funds.
The investigator performs investigative work regarding disaster assistance fraud and unauthorized benefit claims. They are responsible for documenting evidence, preparing restitution agreements, and maintaining case records within the NEMIS system.
The Disaster Assistance Federal Liaison serves as the primary point of contact between the Health and Human Services Commission and FEMA to manage disaster recovery assistance programs. Responsibilities include analyzing complex issues, supervising staff, conducting eligibility reviews, and representing the agency at disaster recovery centers.
Child Care Licensing Inspectors monitor and investigate child-care facilities to ensure compliance with health and safety standards. They provide training and technical assistance to child-care providers and respond to emergency complaints.
