Remote EPSDT Program Coordinator

Socket.dev; Michigan; On-site; USD 48,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Centene is seeking a program coordinator to manage the EPSDT program across the U.S. You will plan, coordinate, and monitor activities to ensure compliance with state and NCQA standards, and to promote preventive care among enrollees and providers.

The role favors candidates in Oklahoma and those bilingual in English and Spanish, with prior provider office experience and strong communication skills, and offers a remote work arrangement with opportunities to collaborate across Health Plan

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in related area or equivalent experience.
• 1+ years of community relations or public health/service experience, preferably in a managed care or pediatric environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct outreach to encourage enrollees to access preventative care and assist with making appointments/arrangements as necessary
• Monitor provider compliance with EPSDT program
• Collaborate with and communicate to providers the importance of all aspects of the EPSDT program, including blood testing, immunization schedules, and periodicity schedule compliance
• Maintains appropriate records, files, documentation, etc.
• Develop newsletters, articles, and web postings centered on EPSDT elements directed at members and providers
• Assist in development, implementation and coordination of improvement plans to obtain/surpass the performance goals set by the Health Plans
• Coordinate with other Health Plan departments and strategize improvement plan interventions and appropriate outreach activities.
• Facilitate EPSDT related reviews and follow up that are initiated by the state
• Attend EPSDT related DOH meetings as appropriate

Education

Associate’s degree

Job description

Centene is seeking a program coordinator to manage the EPSDT program across the U.S. You will plan, coordinate, and monitor activities to ensure compliance with state and NCQA standards, and to promote preventive care among enrollees and providers.

The role favors candidates in Oklahoma and those bilingual in English and Spanish, with prior provider office experience and strong communication skills, and offers a remote work arrangement with opportunities to collaborate across Health Plan