Clinical Reviewer, Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant – Vascular Surgery
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Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant providing clinical support in Vascular Surgery for Evolent, enhancing patient care within the healthcare system. Responsible for clinical liaison duties and quality improvement functions.
Responsibilities:
- Responsible for acting as a clinical liaison to providers, clients, and patients as directed by the office of the Chief Medical Officer.
- Responsible for clinical conversations with providers and their office staff regarding medical necessity decisions.
- Responsible for maintaining and operating the Guideline Directed Medical Therapy including communicating with offices recommendations regarding medical therapy.
- Responsible for communicating need for additional clinical information to ordering providers.
- Responsibility for prepping cases which cannot be approved and which the provider will not modify or withdraw for P2P discussions with one of the Vascular Surgeons or Cardiologists.
- Responsible for coordinating with UM staff to ensure timely and accurate communication of clinical decisions.
- Responsible for completion of UM projects and participation in site visit reviews.
- Respect and maintain HIPAA confidentiality guidelines.
- Responsible for maintaining availability to clinical and non-clinical administrative staff during performance of initial and second level screening
- Acts as an interdepartmental liaison between all New Century Health offices, departments, and committees.
- Serve as subject matter expert and participate in meetings as assigned with practices and/or payers.
- Will work with the Director of UM to ensure client satisfaction.
- Perform all peer clinical review activities while located in a state or territory of the United States.
- Acts with honor and integrity, serving as a role model for the company.
Requirements:
- Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from a recognized degree program OR a master’s degree from a program accredited by the ARC-PA
- Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in the practice of Vascular Surgery (preferred) or primary care; knowledge of regulatory requirements with at least two years of experience in a regulatory role (preferred)
- Current, unrestricted state PA or RN/NP license in medicine or required specialty
- Of a PA, obtaining a passing score on a national certifying exam
- Obtaining and maintaining required licenses in the states where NCH has business
- Strong clinical, management, communication, and organizational skills
- Demonstrated leadership skills
- Analytic skills
- Energetic and curious with a passion for quality and value in health care
- Required to pass skills proficiency test
Benefits:
- comprehensive benefits (including health insurance benefits)





