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We are passionate about our work and compassionate toward our people, whether they work here or seek care from us.We opened the first AbsoluteCare center in Atlanta in 2000, with a primary focus on treating members with HIV/AIDS. We quickly became an HIV Center of Excellence, achieving impressive results: an 88 percent retention rate and a 97 percent undetectable rate.A surprising thing happened. With so many of them free of the symptoms of HIV/AIDS, our members sought primary care from us. They were coming in for help controlling asthma, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and all the other conditions that life and aging had thrown their way.So we transformed. We assembled a larger team of qualified, passionate practitioners to offer whole-life care in a new, larger center. And in the last two decades, we have expanded our facilities to multiple locations in several states, where we offer our members everything from primary care to nutrition counseling, behavioral health, and life services.The members who set foot in an AbsoluteCare center are usually underserved. With their health already compromised, life’s daily stressors add to their level of need.
The Supervisor of Eligibility oversees the Eligibility team, ensuring efficient and effective outreach to our members with an insurance barrier or a future barrier. The role reports directly to the Director of Member Relations and Operations and is responsible for program and team development. The Supervisor assists the Director in the creation and execution of outreach strategies related to member eligibility, with the goal of member retention. The role involves supporting the Eligibility Specialists in day-to-day duties of providing direct outreach, education, and assistance to members to maintain or regain their referring insurance coverage. The Supervisor will lead, manage, and support the team as needed in retention efforts, including direct outreach to members to meet or maintain retention goals.
Duties And Responsibilities
Define eligibility workflows, job aids, tools, technology, individual and team key performance indicators and reporting.
Develop and implement strategies to improve outreach effectiveness and member retention.
Evaluate team performance metrics, ensuring quality and efficiency are maintained.
Participate in the selection process, recommend candidates for hire, and oversee staff onboarding and training.
Lead, mentor, and motivate team members to achieve their individual goals and outcomes.
Collaborate across shared services and center functional areas to influence and create structure for the Eligibility program design and strategy.
Act as the primary point of contact for the market teams, sharing data and reporting and collecting feedback.
Address operational challenges promptly and implement effective solutions.
Serve at the eligibility program SME understanding caid/care processes and supporting team in navigating complex cases
Monitor implementation of changes to workflows and coach team members through the change.
Aggregate and analyze data and information using internal tools, surveys, and available data to gather insights and propose actionable process improvements or program development.
Evaluate adherence to Member Relations policy and procedures across all markets.
Draft and maintain up to date Member Relations policies and procedures, job aids, training content, and program descriptions.
Implement program structure in all local markets, working in collaboration with local market teams
Define and measure program outcomes, adjusting program strategy as needed to achieve organizational outcomes
Participate in the selection process and recommend candidates for hire.
Minimum Qualifications
Associates degree required
Bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, public health, or a related field preferred.
2+ years with Medicaid, Medicare, and/or health plan coverage and eligibility requirements, e.g., state or federal Medicare/Medicaid agency or health plan eligibility experience
1+ years’ experience in serving the needs of complex populations in a health care setting and working directly with members
1+ years of experience in a supervisory or leadership role.
Good computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Word) and electronic medical record documentation required.
Excellent written and oral communication skills and the ability to work closely with co-workers, patients, family members, and State agencies.
Experience in Medicaid eligibility and application processes.
Experience and passion for working with and engaging vulnerable, hard to engage, complex populations.
Independent and persistent self-starter
Working conditions
This job operates in a remote location from your home location. This role requires a dedicated, quiet workspace with the ability to adhere to HIPPA and other privacy policies. A reliable and high-speed Wi-Fi connection or home internet is required to perform the essential functions of this role.
Physical Requirements
Ability to remain stationary for extended periods while working at a desk or workstation.
The role requires frequent use of a computer, including typing on a keyboard and using a mouse. Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination are essential for efficiently completing tasks and navigating various software systems.