Population Health & ACO Lead

MedMatch

  • Novi, Michigan
  • 5 days ago

    Highlights

    Make data useful: Create prioritized outreach and care-gap worklists, support annual wellness and preventive-care planning, and help identify transition and utilization follow-up needs. Support accurate, clinically supported documentation and coding in partnership with providers and billing staff—not unsupported diagnosis capture.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationNovi, Michigan

    Description

    About the Job:

    Contract Type: Part-time; fractional arrangements considered
    Salary: Based on experience and scope
    Location: Novi, MI

    Turn population data into practical action for patients and clinicians.

    Responsibilities & Duties:
    What you will own:
    • Maintain accurate patient and provider rosters; reconcile attribution and eligibility questions with authorized practice and ACO contacts.
    • Organize patient engagement and voluntary-alignment workflows using approved materials, preserving patient choice and tracking status through confirmed submission.
    • Maintain a calendar of applicable deadlines rather than assuming every program follows the same rules.

    Make data useful:
    • Create prioritized outreach and care-gap worklists, support annual wellness and preventive-care planning, and help identify transition and utilization follow-up needs.
    • Review quality and utilization reports, distinguish data problems from care needs, and provide concise dashboards with clear owners and next steps.
    • Support accurate, clinically supported documentation and coding in partnership with providers and billing staff—not unsupported diagnosis capture.

    Work with the team:
    • Coordinate with the physician-owner, practice leadership, nursing, scheduling, billing and the clinical-systems lead.
    • Clinical decisions remain with licensed clinicians.
    • Routine staffing and front-desk coverage are outside this role’s core assignment.
    • Use approved access, protect patient information and document processes so the work remains dependable when someone is away.

    What you bring:
    • Demonstrated ACO, population health, quality improvement, care-management operations or value-based primary care experience.
    • A clinical, health administration, public health, business or related degree is preferred; relevant practical experience matters.
    • Strong spreadsheet/reporting skills, attention to detail and the ability to turn an uncertain data issue into a documented resolution are essential.
    • APRIMA familiarity and experience supporting older or medically complex populations are valuable.

    Engagement:
    • Part-time hours, compensation, on-site needs and any remote component are agreed during recruitment. A fractional engagement may be appropriate for an experienced specialist.
    • Employee benefit eligibility depends on employment status, hours and plan terms.
    • Work directly with a physician-owner whose practice integrates adult primary care, geriatrics, behavioral health and serious-illness care.

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