HEDIS Specialist I
integrated resourcesIrving (TX)
About the role
HEDIS Specialist IUnder the direction of the HEDIS Program Manager, supports the annual HEDIS project management by coordinating the identification, collection and abstraction of medical records and other data in collaboration with other HEDIS staff.
Essential Functions:
Assists the Manager in the coordination and preparation of the HEDIS medical record review which includes ongoing review of records submitted by providers and the annual HEDIS medical record review.
Participates in meetings with vendors for the medical record collection process. Assists Manager with medical record vendor oversight.
Assists Manager in training abstractor staff and participates in the medical record IRR.Identifies member service gaps based on data loaded in the HEDIS application.
Collects medical records and reports from provider offices based on member needed services reports and gaps and loads data into the HEDIS application.
Works with the corporate HEDIS team to monitor accuracy of abstracted records as required by HEDIS specifications.
Participates in scheduled meetings with the corporate HEDIS team, vendors and HEDIS auditors.
Assists the QI staff with physician and member interventions and incentive efforts as needed.
Provides data collection and report development support for Quality Improvement studies and performance improvement projects.
Qualifications:
0-2 years coding and medical record abstraction experience.0-2 years managed care experience. Basic knowledge of HEDIS and NCQA.Experience with EMR systems.
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