Apply for Payment Analysis Lead - SoftDev Incorporated

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Title:	Payment Analysis Lead
ID:	1238
City:	Remote
State:	Remote
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ESRD PPS Payment Analysis Lead

* Do you have a Ph.D. or Master’s degree with 10+ years of experience in payment policy analytics, including 5+ years in a Medicare-focused leadership role?

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* Do you have expert-level knowledge of:
o ESRD PPS rate-setting methodologies
o Transitional Drug Add-on Payment Adjustment (TDAPA)
o Transitional Add-on Payment Adjustment for New and Innovative Equipment and Supplies (TPNIES)
o Facility-level and patient-level payment adjustments?

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* Do you have demonstrated ability to design, evaluate, and defend payment methodologies, including policy simulations and impact analyses?

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* Do you have a strong track record of translating advanced technical analyses into policy memoranda and Federal Register preamble language?

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* Do you have extensive experience working with large Medicare claims and cost report data in secure CMS environments?

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* Do you have direct experience providing CMS rulemaking support, including proposed and final rule development?

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* Do you have expertise in payment alignment across multiple Medicare payment systems, such as OPPS, IPPS, and CMMI models?

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* Do you have prior experience supporting ESRD PPS, AKI payment policy, or closely related Medicare payment programs?

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* Do you have demonstrated ability to communicate complex findings effectively to senior federal leadership and non-technical audiences?

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