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San Antonio Wings, Inc. is offering an internship to support the Quality Management department in NCQA accreditation readiness. The internship provides hands-on experience with documentation, tracking tools, and gap analysis, under the Director of Quality & Risk.
The role emphasizes motivation, excellence, and real-world public health exposure. The position runs up to 29 hours per week for ten weeks, with initial on-site training covering organizational principles, compliance, and business
Community Care Plan (CCP) is proud to offer an internship program that will prepare students for the workforce. This is a great internship opportunity to get professional hands‑on experience in working with the Quality Management department. The intern will directly assist the Director of Quality & Risk with a wide range of projects/tasks related to the NCQA accreditation process. The ideal candidate is highly motivated, striving for excellence and looking for real‑world experiences. This position is up to 29 hours per week for a ten-week period. The first two days of the internship involve on‑site training in organizational principles, compliance, departmental functions, computer systems, and business processes. This internship is designed to be both educational and practical.
Pay: USD 0 to 20 per hour
Support the NCQA Health Plan Accreditation readiness activities by collecting, organizing, and maintaining required documentation to demonstrate compliance with applicable accreditation standards related to quality. Review NCQA accreditation standards and corresponding requirements to identify and align supporting documentation with each applicable standard. Analyze collected documentation and findings to identify gaps, missing information, and outstanding requirements that may impact accreditation readiness. Assist in identifying the supporting documentation needed to address gaps and coordinate follow‑up with appropriate stakeholders. Maintain and update accreditation readiness tracking tools to monitor documentation status, outstanding requirements, and progress toward completion. Develop a final accreditation readiness status report summarizing documentation collected alignment with applicable NCQA standards, identified gaps, outstanding items, and recommended areas for follow‑up actions, for review by the Quality team.
Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate degree program with an interest and aptitude to work in the Quality Management and/or Public Health field.