Statistics Specialist
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
To support healthcare audits and overpayment analyses, the full-time remote Statistics Specialist will design and execute statistically valid sampling strategies, perform data analysis on large healthcare datasets, and collaborate with teams to present findings and recommendations.
Key responsibilities:
Design and execute statistically valid sampling strategies for audits and analyses
Perform statistical data analysis and validate extrapolation methods in compliance with regulatory standards
Collaborate with auditors and clients to translate complex statistical findings into clear reports and recommendations
Required qualifications:
Bachelor's or master's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Data Science, Economics, or a related quantitative field
Strong foundation in Statistics and Mathematics with experience in applying quantitative methods to real-world data
Advanced skills in Statistical Data Analysis, including sampling design and interpretation of complex data
Experience with statistical software (e.g., R, SAS, Python) and proficiency in data visualization tools
Familiarity with healthcare claims data and compliance frameworks (e.g., OIG, HIPAA) is beneficial
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