This role is for a strategic and operational leader responsible for delivering high-quality, efficient, and compliant care coordination services. The Senior Director oversees all aspects of Porterβs Care Coordination services, while leading the Care Guide Team to ensure exceptional member and client outcomes.
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The purpose of this position is to ensure that the utilization process is thorough, organized and streamlined to provide the best possible length of stays for our patients. Given the complex nature of insurance these days, it is crucial to have timely communication with these payors so that families can focus on whatβs important, getting their loved ones the care they need.
The ECM Clinical Manager is responsible for Clinical Oversight and Management of ECM Lead Care Managers to address the client's medical and behavioral health needs and social determinants of health, communicating wth ECM Lead Care Managers and occasionally with patients to discuss medication management. They will guide any crises encountered by ECM Lead Care Managers, collaborate with the clientβs broader care team, provide client advocacy, ensure that the clients receive needed services.
The Market Director of Acute Care Coordination spearheads Care Coordination initiatives across multiple markets within the assigned region, ensuring seamless implementation and effectiveness of care coordination processes. This role focuses on aligning models, enhancing processes, and providing targeted education, driving tangible results at the region, market, and facility levels.
As a Value Based Care (VBC) Coder, you will perform concurrent and post-visit reviews to ensure care teams achieve accurate and specific clinical documentation, generate compliant queries, and identify educational opportunities to improve clinical documentation in compliance with coding guidelines and protocols.
The Health Plan Performance (HPP) Analyst plays a key role in conducting data analysis, tracking key performance indicators, and delivering detailed operational support to ensure contract success of our practices across their assigned Line(s) of Business. Primary duties include conducting data analysis to identify trends and strategic opportunities for quality improvement. The position will also prepare and deliver monthly KPI reports to field teams.
The Crisis Services TA Specialist/PM will be responsible for Altarumβs portfolio of behavioral health crisis services projects, serving as lead on large training and technical assistance contracts with the federal and state governments. This role includes supervising behavioral health staff, overseeing project work, and driving new business development.
As a Quality Improvement Advisor, you will serve as the primary liaison and coach for healthcare facilities within your state, focusing on implementing strategic priorities and healthcare goals. You will collaborate with state healthcare partners, systems, and providers to drive measurable improvements in patient outcomes, while addressing unique state challenges. You will analyze state- and provider-level quality data, facilitate learning collaboratives, and provide technical assistance to facilities as they implement evidence-based practices.
Responsible for overseeing and ensuring the success of quality improvement initiatives within clinician offices across a designated region. Will manage a team of Quality Improvement Advisors (QIAs) to ensure the delivery of effective technical assistance (TA), achievement of project goals, and compliance with deliverables. Acts as the primary point of accountability for the performance of their assigned setting and will work collaboratively with state and regional leadership teams.
This vital leadership role is focused on optimizing performance across specialty clinical departments, where you will oversee teams in Movement Disorders, Cognitive Neurology, and other key neurological specialties, driving clinical excellence, provider productivity, operational efficiency, and accountability across the telehealth platform.