Mediant Health Resources · 1 day ago

Epic Business Intelligence Reporting and Analytics Developer/Analyst

United States

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Remote

Mid Level

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Responsibilities

• Excellent SQL skills and familiarity with all clinical and financial coding tables

• Metric experience with pay-for-performance programs like QIP or HEDIS

• Development of “playbooks” for standardized coding

• Experience with payor claims and eligibility data elements and structures

• Infrastructural skills in designing, transforming and using data structures including partitioning, data cleansing, to enable metric-related efficient queries

• Balance between data structure and query load

• Ability to interpret specs independently, revaluate pseudo code, and question decision points as appropriate

• Supplemental program development experience

Qualification

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SQLClinical codingFinancial codingPay-for-performance programsPayor claims experienceData structuresData cleansingMetric developmentIndependent interpretationSupplemental program development

Required

Excellent SQL skills and familiarity with all clinical and financial coding tables

Metric experience with pay-for-performance programs like QIP or HEDIS

Development of 'playbooks' for standardized coding

Experience with payor claims and eligibility data elements and structures

Infrastructural skills in designing, transforming and using data structures including partitioning, data cleansing, to enable metric-related efficient queries

Balance between data structure and query load

Ability to interpret specs independently, revaluate pseudo code, and question decision points as appropriate

Supplemental program development experience