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MetroPlusHealth
Manager of Behavioral Health Quality
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What they do
A Clinical Quality Manager ensures that the quality of the work in a clinical environment is consistent and meets government and industry standards as well as customer expectations. Verifies compliance with health and safety regulations. Coordinates all activities related to quality assurance and monitoring and revises existing processes in order to increase efficiency.
$123,210 / year median in New York
Job Description
Position Overview The Manager of Behavioral Health Quality defines and strategically formulates the organization's Quality Improvement (QT) strategy for Behavioral Health (BH) metrics. The position manages and leads a cross-functional team to design, implement and evaluate QI initiatives and/or data mining/research activities to improve quality performance as defined by NCQA, DOH, CMS and other regulatory bodies while working closely with the BH Care Management, Pharmacy, and other departments to ensure resources are properly allocated to address performance deficiencies in key metrics. The Manager of Behavioral Health Quality is responsible for ensuring a quality strategy that is organized, coordinated, and measured, and designed to maximize performance in the state's Quality Incentive Award (QTA) programs, with special attention paid to the organization's Health and Recovery Plan. To succeed in the role, candidates must: Be self-motivated and able to work in a fast-paced, dynamic work environment Possess strong attention to detail and technical abilities Be organized and able to meet deadlines Demonstrate strong communication skills Scope of Role & Responsabilities Defines and strategically formulates MetroPlusHealth's member/provider Quality Improvement (QI) strategy for Behavioral Health (BH) metrics and supports the organizational goal to provide top-tier Behavioral Health services. Effectively and efficiently manages all QI strategy projects. Manages QI Specialists in the design, implementation, and evaluation of quality and process improvement projects required to support HEDIS/QARR and other regulatory projects. Oversees Clinical Outreach Specialist team to ensure high-risk members are engaged and connected to appropriate services. Drives data analytics efforts to identify improvement areas, understand marketplace and member/provider behaviors, perform root-cause analysis, and evaluate program effectiveness for BH metrics. Able to provide innovative solutions to critical problems and foster a like-minded approach amongst direct reports. Identifies industry trends to ensure QI strategy keeps pace with planned or expected changes to state/federal quality reporting programs. Key player in developing member and provider incentives for BH metrics. Aligns internal/external action plans and workstreams with the organization's QI strategy. Evaluates effectiveness of such programs and improves as needed. Drives the provider strategy for improving quality performance in BH metrics. Conducts meetings with high-volume high-impact provider groups, shares performance data, and collaborates on performance improvement plans. Assists in establishing linkages between inpatient and outpatient BH care across BH and medical providers. Develops tools for and supports physicians, provider groups, etc. in addressing quality gaps-in-care and drives healthy outcomes for specific diseases. Partners with the physicians, provider groups, etc. to ensure data integrity/completeness pertaining to rendered services. Creates electronic data streams as needed. Monitors and manages quality and performance improvement project(s) and other regulatory projects, including documenting performance indicators, outcomes measures, process measures, procedures, interventions, and reporting to