Field Investigator - Medicaid Fraud & Compliance

Office of the Indiana Attorney General; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The Office of the Indiana Attorney General is seeking an Investigator to collect evidence, interview witnesses, and support prosecutors in Medicaid fraud cases across Indiana. This role requires travel, surveillance, and the preparation of detailed investigation reports for court referrals.

Qualified candidates hold a 4-year criminal justice degree or equivalent experience, have a valid driver’s license, and can handle a high-volume caseload with discretion, integrity, and professionalism.

Qualifications

• The candidate must have a 4-year degree from an accredited college or university in a criminal justice related field or requisite experience.
• Must have a valid Driver’s License and ability to drive to locations inside and outside Indiana.
• Medical background and computer skills are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Collect data/evidence from all available sources and take photographs, statements, video and audio recordings.
• Travel across Indiana to locations for investigations, including home and business sites of Medicaid providers and recipients.
• Locate, interview witnesses and suspects, and prepare comprehensive investigation reports for prosecutors.
• Assist Deputy Attorney General or prosecutors in case preparation and testify in proceedings.
• Serve subpoenas on witnesses and suspects and participate in surveillance as needed.
• Participate in Indiana Law Enforcement Academy components and investigator training; perform other duties as required.

Skills

Analytical

Problem solving

Technical skills

Interpersonal

Oral communication

Team work

Written communication

Quality management

Ethics

Dependability

Professionalism

Education

Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice

Job description

The Office of the Indiana Attorney General is seeking an Investigator to collect evidence, interview witnesses, and support prosecutors in Medicaid fraud cases across Indiana. This role requires travel, surveillance, and the preparation of detailed investigation reports for court referrals.

Qualified candidates hold a 4-year criminal justice degree or equivalent experience, have a valid driver’s license, and can handle a high-volume caseload with discretion, integrity, and professionalism.