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Medicaid Actuarial Senior Consultant

Posted 5 days ago

acturhireTempe (AZ)

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About the role

Senior Health Actuarial Consulting RoleClient-facing public-sector consultant Closer to multi-client advisory work than an in-house pricing partner because business development and public-sector consulting are explicit parts of the role. Senior Health actuarial consulting role in Deloitte's Government and Public Services practice, based in Tempe, Arizona. You'll advise public-sector clients on Medicaid capitation and fee-for-service rates, policy, forecasting, fiscal analysis, and risk adjustment while supporting business development and innovative payment models. The role requires 5+ years of health actuarial experience and progress toward ASA or FSA.Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship 5+ years of health actuary experience and consulting and/or health plan/insurance company experience 2+ years of experience with Medicaid managed care capitation rate development and/or fee-for-service rate development Exam progress towards ASA or FSABachelor's Degree Ability to travel up to 20-50%Ability to lead projects or workstreams Ability to mentor and provide clear guidance to othersASA or FSA designation Experience with Medicaid waivers (1115, 1915 b/c, 1332) Experience with risk adjustment mechanisms Experience with value-based care/ACO modeling Experience with Medicare Advantage or Medicare Supplement Domain Medicaid managed care capitation rate development Fee-for-service rate development Health actuary experience Medicaid policy and budget forecasting

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