Child Health Compliance Analyst - Remote (MI)

Michigan Public Health Institute (MPHI); Okemos (MI); Hybrid; USD 63,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

MPHI, a Michigan-based public health institute, seeks an Analyst - Children’s Federal Compliance to coordinate between MDHHS bureaus, ensuring collaboration and efficiencies focused on the best outcomes for children and youth.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree in healthcare or human services and at least three years in a similar role, with preference for public funding experience. In-state candidates must work in Michigan, with in-person obligations and a dedicated home office.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in healthcare or human services required.
• Minimum of three years of professional experience in a similar role.
• Experience in publicly funded behavioral health preferred.

Responsibilities

• Review critical incident reports for children, youth and young adults and address remediation or follow-up.
• Support planning for annual Self-Determination and Waiver conferences.
• Analyze data on children’s services and outcomes for Choice Voucher.
• Coordinate transitions for youth aging off waivers and ensure smooth processes.
• Perform HSW and 1915(i)SA annual recertifications/reevaluations.
• Interface with WSA and CRM to monitor access and report data.
• Co-create and co-present training material and presentations.
• Provide training and technical assistance as needed.
• Ensure compliance data meets Home and Community-Based Services requirements.
• Prepare reports for quality improvement and QA standards.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Written reports

Communication

Independent and team work

Public speaking

Training & TA

Deadline driven

PC proficiency

Education

Bachelor's degree in healthcare or human services

Tools

MS Word

PowerPoint

Waiver Support Application (WSA)

CHAMPS

CRM

Care Connect 360 (CC360)

Job description

MPHI, a Michigan-based public health institute, seeks an Analyst - Children’s Federal Compliance to coordinate between MDHHS bureaus, ensuring collaboration and efficiencies focused on the best outcomes for children and youth.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree in healthcare or human services and at least three years in a similar role, with preference for public funding experience. In-state candidates must work in Michigan, with in-person obligations and a dedicated home office.