Value Based Payor Performance Analyst, Full Time, First Shift

UC Health; Cincinnati, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

UC Health is seeking a Value Based Performance Analyst to manage contract-level performance, conduct financial analysis, and oversee external quality reporting for value-based care arrangements. The role requires collaboration with Managed Care, Finance, Population Health, Quality, and payer partners to ensure accurate reporting and resolution of discrepancies.

The analyst will maintain audit-ready documentation, monitor deadlines, forecast incentive attainment and shared savings, and provide

Qualifications

• Minimum requirements include a Bachelor's degree and 3–5 years of experience in value-based contracting or related fields.
• Experience with payer performance, analytics, and quality reporting is preferred.
• Ability to forecast incentive attainment, shared savings, and revenue at risk.

Responsibilities

• Monitors the performance of assigned value-based care contracts, including quality, utilization, patient attribution, and financial results.
• Tracks contract requirements, incentive opportunities, shared savings, and potential financial risks.
• Analyzes and forecasts contract performance, identifying trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
• Reviews payer calculations and compares them with UC Health's data to ensure accuracy.
• Prepares, validates, and submits required quality reports, scorecards, and supporting documentation to payers and regulatory programs.
• Interprets quality measure requirements, reporting guidelines, and contract provisions to ensure compliance.
• Maintains reporting schedules, documentation, and audit-ready records.
• Serves as a key contact for payer questions related to quality reporting and performance results.
• Monitors reporting deadlines, performance obligations, and compliance requirements for value-based care programs.
• Identifies reporting issues, compliance risks, and performance concerns, escalating significant issues to leadership.
• Tracks changes in payer and regulatory requirements and evaluates their impact on operations and financial performance.
• Reconciles payer performance reports with internal data, investigating and resolving discrepancies.
• Collaborates with Managed Care leadership and payers to address data, quality, attribution, and reimbursement issues.
• Tracks disputed items through resolution and quantifies the financial impact of variances.
• Develops performance dashboards, scorecards, and executive reports that summarize quality, utilization, financial results, and compliance status.
• Provides leadership with insights on performance drivers, risks, and opportunities to improve contract outcomes.

Skills

Value-based contracting

Payor performance

Healthcare finance

Managed care analytics

Quality reporting

Healthcare reimbursement

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Job description

Job Description

Under minimal supervision, the Value Based Performance Analyst is responsible for contract-level performance management, financial analysis, external quality reporting, and compliance oversight for UC Health commercial and government value-based care arrangements. The analyst interprets payer performance methodologies and contractual requirements; validates and reconciles payer-reported quality, utilization, attribution, and financial results; and forecasts incentive attainment, shared savings, and revenue at risk. This role serves as a key analytical liaison between Managed Care, Finance, Population Health, Quality, operational leaders, and payer partners to ensure accurate external reporting, resolve performance discrepancies, maintain audit-ready documentation, and provide leadership with actionable contract performance insights.

Responsibilities

• Monitors the performance of assigned value-based care contracts, including quality, utilization, patient attribution, and financial results.
• Tracks contract requirements, incentive opportunities, shared savings, and potential financial risks.
• Analyzes and forecasts contract performance, identifying trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement.
• Reviews payer calculations and compares them with UC Health's data to ensure accuracy.
• Prepares, validates, and submits required quality reports, scorecards, and supporting documentation to payers and regulatory programs.
• Interprets quality measure requirements, reporting guidelines, and contract provisions to ensure compliance.
• Maintains reporting schedules, documentation, and audit-ready records.
• Serves as a key contact for payer questions related to quality reporting and performance results.
• Monitors reporting deadlines, performance obligations, and compliance requirements for value-based care programs.
• Identifies reporting issues, compliance risks, and performance concerns, escalating significant issues to leadership.
• Tracks changes in payer and regulatory requirements and evaluates their impact on operations and financial performance.
• Reconciles payer performance reports with internal data, investigating and resolving discrepancies.
• Collaborates with Managed Care leadership and payers to address data, quality, attribution, and reimbursement issues.
• Tracks disputed items through resolution and quantifies the financial impact of variances.
• Develops performance dashboards, scorecards, and executive reports that summarize quality, utilization, financial results, and compliance status.
• Provides leadership with insights on performance drivers, risks, and opportunities to improve contract outcomes.

Qualifications

Minimum Required: Bachelor's Degree, 3-5 years equivalent experience in value-based contracting, payor performance, healthcare finance, managed care analytics, quality reporting, or healthcare reimbursement

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