Medicaid Fraud Investigator III – Complex Case Specialist

Law; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Law, Criminal Division in Anchorage seeks an Investigator 3 to lead high‑level investigations into Medicaid fraud and related white‑collar crime. The role requires independence, sound judgment, and the ability to manage complex case work.

You will collaborate with attorneys, forensics, and federal partners, handle document‑intensive files, and operate within competency‑based minimum qualifications.

Qualifications

• Accountability: Holds self and others accountable for high-quality and timely results; sets objectives and delegates work.
• Analytical Thinking/Problem Solving: uses a logical, systematic approach to address problems and opportunities.
• Integrity/Honesty: Maintains high ethical standards and trustworthiness.
• Investigation: Knowledge of interviewing, evidence handling, and presenting findings.
• Law: Knowledge of state and federal laws, procedures, and admissibility of evidence.
• Equivalent to those typically gained by: combination of education and progressively responsible investigative work.

Responsibilities

• Conduct high‑level, complex investigations of Medicaid fraud and related white-collar crime.
• Develop and manage all investigative aspects of complex cases with possible multiple suspects.
• Collaborate with attorneys, auditors, medical professionals, and federal partners such as HHS‑OIG or DOJ.
• Adapt to diverse investigative scenarios; work independently with minimal supervision.
• Prepare oral or written reports of findings and support testimony as needed.

Skills

Accountability

Analytical Thinking/Problem Solving

Integrity/Honesty

Investigation

Law

Job description

The Department of Law, Criminal Division in Anchorage seeks an Investigator 3 to lead high‑level investigations into Medicaid fraud and related white‑collar crime. The role requires independence, sound judgment, and the ability to manage complex case work.

You will collaborate with attorneys, forensics, and federal partners, handle document‑intensive files, and operate within competency‑based minimum qualifications.