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Myers and Stauffer LC is seeking a PACE Health Care Manager to plan, coordinate, and lead project activities for timely delivery. The role combines technical, policy, research, writing, and client-facing responsibilities within a national health services consulting environment.
Ideal candidates will have a Bachelor's in a related field, 5 years of experience including PACE, and supervisory capabilities. Travel may be required to support client needs across programs and offices.
The PACE Health Care Manager will work with the team to plan, manage, and coordinate project activities to ensure goals and objectives are accomplished within the specified timeframe. Responsibilities include a combination of technical, policy, research, writing, and client-facing activities.
High school diploma or GED #LI-HW1 #LI-Hybrid
Myers and Stauffer LC is a certified public accounting and health and human services consulting firm, specializing in audit, accounting, data management and consulting services to government-sponsored health care programs (primarily state Medicaid agencies, and the federal Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services). We have 45+ years of experience assisting our government clients with complex health care reimbursement and provider compliance issues, operate 21 offices and have over 900 associates nationwide. At Myers and Stauffer, you will have a career that is rewarding while also supporting our state and federal government health and human service clients that focus on those in need. We are committed to providing our employees with professional growth and development opportunities, a diverse, dynamic, challenging work environment, and a strong and visionary leadership team. Our firm takes pride in the welcoming and collaborative culture we have throughout our offices. We are always willing to discuss potential flexibility that an employee may need to better suit their work-life wellbeing.
We understand that changing or learning a new industry can discourage strong candidates from applying.