Value-Based Care Data & Quality Manager

Dayton Physicians, LLC; Kettering (OH); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental and vision benefits

Flexible holidays

Generous PTO

Job summary

Dayton Physicians Network is seeking a Quality Program Data Manager to lead value-based care reporting, quality initiatives, and data-driven performance improvements across Epic and Healthmonix platforms.

You will coordinate with clinical, operational, revenue cycle, compliance, finance, and IT teams to ensure accurate reporting, auditable processes, and compliant workflows while turning insights into measurable improvements in patient outcomes and cost performance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in health information management, health care administration, business, analytics, information systems, nursing, or a related field preferred; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
• Three or more years of experience in health care quality reporting, value-based care, population health, clinical analytics, revenue cycle, or a related area; oncology experience preferred.
• Demonstrated knowledge of MIPS, the CMS Quality Payment Program, value-based payment models, quality measures, cost and utilization concepts, and performance improvement.
• Experience coordinating regulatory or payer reporting from requirements interpretation through data validation, submission, and audit support.
• Experience using Epic for clinical, billing, reporting, or workflow functions strongly preferred.
• Experience with Healthmonix, MIPSpro, a qualified registry, or comparable quality-reporting platform preferred.
• Epic Cogito reporting certifications or proficiencies—such as SlicerDicer, Reporting Workbench, or other relevant Epic analytics credentials—are a plus; other relevant quality, analytics, project management, or health information certifications are also valued.

Responsibilities

• Oversee DPN’s participation in applicable value-based payment models and quality programs, including contractual, operational, data, reporting, and compliance requirements.
• Lead the annual MIPS/MVP reporting cycle, including eligibility review, strategy, measure selection, data validation, submission, audit readiness, performance review, and corrective-action planning.
• Monitor CMS, payer, and oncology quality-program requirements and communicate changes, responsibilities, deadlines, and operational or financial impact.
• Coordinate with clinical, operational, revenue cycle, compliance, finance, and IT leaders to resolve gaps, improve performance, and maintain evidence of compliance.
• Assess new value-based care opportunities and contract requirements, identifying feasibility, resource needs, dependencies, financial implications, and risk.
• Support payer and regulatory audits, attestations, validation requests, inquiries, and appeals through complete, accurate, and retrievable documentation.
• Translate complex clinical, operational, financial, and quality data into actionable recommendations for clinicians and organizational leaders.
• Maintain reporting methodologies, measure specifications, business rules, validation controls, and data-governance documentation.
• Serve as the business owner and subject-matter expert for value-based care, MIPS/MVP, and quality-reporting workflows and data requirements within Epic and Healthmonix.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Cross-functional collaboration

Project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in health information management or related field

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Epic

Healthmonix

MIPSpro

Reporting Workbench

Job description

Dayton Physicians Network is seeking a Quality Program Data Manager to lead value-based care reporting, quality initiatives, and data-driven performance improvements across Epic and Healthmonix platforms.

You will coordinate with clinical, operational, revenue cycle, compliance, finance, and IT teams to ensure accurate reporting, auditable processes, and compliant workflows while turning insights into measurable improvements in patient outcomes and cost performance.