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Managed Care First Episode Psychosis Monitoring (ID: 107898) for Spring 2020

Agency/Facility

Office of Mental Health

44 Holland Ave
Albany , NY 12229
E-Mail: maria.pangilinan@omh.ny.gov
Phone: (518) 402-2822

Division/Unit: NYS Office of Mental Health

 

Web Site: http://omh.ny.gov/(New Window)

 

School Affiliation

SUNY Albany


Proposal Information

Description:

1. Assist in the data collection and processing of First Episode Psychosis (FEP) reports.
2. Follow-up with health plans on delinquent reports.
3. Manage workflow of data collection, quality assurance processing, up to uploading of the reports into a database.
4. Keep a log of processed submissions in a database for use in quality incentive analytics.
5. Produce reports linking FEP submissions with Quality Incentive dollars.
6. Write SAS codes and create Tableau visualization workbooks on FEP management reports.
7. Run quality assurance tests on reports prior to distribution.
8. Run routine and adhoc reports/data analyses to respond to specific questions from stakeholders/leadership pertaining to FEP using SAS, SQL, or other software tools.
9. Assist in the development of a database to monitor the Managed Care complaints mailbox.
10. Produce summary reports of complaints information using statistical analyses.
11. Assist in other various adhoc requests on Managed Care utilization and costs.

 

Skills:

1, Ability to code in SAS and SAS SQL

2.Knowledtge of Tableau, Excel, Word

3Knowledge of Medicaid, BH, Managed Care

4 Written and oral English proficiency

5.Ability to work in a team environment

 

Internship Areas: Clinical Services, Health Services, Human Services, Planning/Analysis/Research

Logistical Information

Payment? Paid

Number of Hours: 20 - 30

Location: Albany

Number of Interns Needed: 1

Desired Candidate Profile

Preferred Standing Graduate Student

Minimum Standing: Graduate Student

Degree Concentrations: Financial Studies, Health Services, Human Services, Information Technology, Mathematics, Public Health, Social Science, Social Work