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Medicare/Medicaid Dual-Eligible Program Architect • Rural & Frontier Health
Seattle, WA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 67 days ago
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About the role
- The clients who need you most are state agency teams ready to move beyond fragmented care coordination toward sustainable, outcomes-driven models that reflect how rural Montana actually operates.
Responsibilities
- Design Integrated Care Models Evaluate models suited to rural duals populations-PACE, D-SNPs, and others-and assess feasibility for Montana.
- Develop Payment Model Recommendations Design or evaluate payment models with rural-specific adjustments for travel time, low volume, and workforce incentives.
- Assess technology-enabled care management tools, identify broadband and data-sharing constraints, and advise on how data can be used proactively to identify and manage member needs.
- This is a policy and program design role.
- Integrated Care Delivery You will help the State of Montana design a pilot program for dual-eligible members-individuals qualifying for both Medicare and Medicaid-in rural and frontier communities.
Requirements
- You can distinguish between a state with a care model problem and one with a governance problem that no care model can fix.
- What You Bring Required 5+ years in Medicaid/Medicare program design, integrated care delivery, managed care policy, or a closely related field
Benefits
- Rural & Frontier Health
- You bring genuine respect for rural and frontier Montanans navigating complex health needs with limited access to services-and that shapes how you design solutions, not just how you describe them.
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