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This role will report into DaVita’s Integrated Kidney Care (IKC) Program Management team, which oversees programmatic success across all Value Based Care (VBC) product lines.
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We are a highly motivated, fast-paced team with extensive experience in operations, managed care, and consulting, and are at the center of DaVita's strategy to evolve from fee for service to value based care.
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Deep domain expertise in enterprise Sales including best practices to drive value empowering product experiences to support industry-leading Account Management, Opportunity Management, Sales Planning and Performance, and Sales Enablement.
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In addition to observing and documenting all patient encounters in real time, our Scribes become experts in our value-based care model and the documentation and care of chronic conditions, including ICD-10 and CPT coding.
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Utilizing their knowledge of Value Based Care (VBC) , the GM will be able to translate our operational and clinical model in a way that engages and drives internal and external stakeholders in strategic execution and partnership.
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The Correctional Care staff provides clinical care at either the Downtown Detention Center or the Denver County Jail. These environments of care have a higher level of clinical acuity and environmental hazard than inpatient and ambulatory settings based on the nature of the facility.
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The work unit coordinates with internal and external stakeholders, the MMIS vendor, other system vendors and work units, and the Department’s UAT, Case and Care Management (CCM) and CMES Integration and Data Alignment (MIDA) work units to deliver high quality, compliant changes to the MMIS system.
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CareHarmony's Care Coordinators (LPN) (NLC) (LVN) work comprehensively with providers to deliver value-based care management initiatives for their patients. You will have experience identifying resources and coordinating needs for chronic care management patients.
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Simpson Strong-Tie's drug policy is based upon Federal Law, and therefore will screen applicants for amphetamines, including methamphetamines, cocaine, phencyclidine, opiates, and marijuana. Educate the builder and contractor on Simpson Strong-Tie's value and support.
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The Pharm Tech will interact with operational and clinical leadership to assist in the identification of medication adherence/utilization opportunities and will provide targeted support to CHCs to improve outcomes in CHPA’s value-based contract initiatives.
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The expert in vehicle history since 1984, CARFAX provides exclusive services like CARFAX Used Car Listings, CARFAX Car Care, CARFAX History-Based Value and the flagship CARFAX® Vehicle History Report™ to consumers and the automotive industry.
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The impact you will make in our faith-based, mission-driven culture drives the opportunity to cultivate excellence and achieve professional fulfillment united in humankindness. Our 20 hospitals, emergency and urgent care centers, home care and hospice, Flight for Life Colorado TM , telehealth and over 240 physician practices and clinics offer endless opportunities.
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Reporting to the Hardware Asset Manager, the IT Asset Management Analyst will join the Business Operations team and manages the day-to-day technology-related hardware within MSU Denver. Experience with an ITSM platform concentrating on ticket & incident management, Asset Management and Configuration Management database.
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The Field Reimbursement Manager (FRM) is responsible for serving as the primary field-based lead for education, assistance, and issue resolution with healthcare providers (HCPs), and their office staff, with respect to patient access to J&J Immunology therapies.
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With hundreds of senior living experts nationwide, A Place for Mom helps hundreds of thousands of families each year simplify the process of finding the right senior care solution across home care, independent living, memory care, assisted living, and more.
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