Value Based Care/Medical Economics Analyst
Job Description
** General Summary**
Under minimal supervision gathers and analyzes clinical and financial data that assists with driving practice transformation, quality program compliance and improved patient care. Provides clinical data extraction expertise through analysis of population health data (clinical quality measures) extracted from practice EHR, payer data and patient experience data. Assists the clinical and quality improvement teams in identifying health care trends in health outcomes, utilization, population and disease management, and patient experience. Partners with end users to identify their reporting needs and solutions. This position will assist the practice in monitoring deadlines and deliverables to assure the practice meets program deadlines as well as reporting progress to leadership and to the convening entity on value based care programs.
** Principal Responsibilities and Tasks**
The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. These are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified.
Qualifications
** Education and Experience**
** Knowledge, Skills and Abilities**
** Working Conditions**
1. Weekend, shift work, holiday, on-call, and may be require work beyond normal tour of duty to complete projects and/or meet deadlines.
2. Work is performed in various environments within UMMS and across practices.
3. Work may include regular travel to and from the various affiliated institutions within the Medical System.
4. Work may be required in a Healthcare facility which the observance of “Universal Precautions” is mandated. Universal Precautions involves the wearing of protective clothing/equipment and the observance of safe work practice.
1. There is potential for regular exposure to hazardous materials and hazards from use of tools and power equipment in the work environment.
1. Work is high demand and fast paced.
1. Talking and hearing necessary for conversations with callers, visitors, patients, families and staff members.