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Project Manager with Healthcare Exp

Washington, DC · On-site

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Systems such as the Care Coordination Portal, IDEA (Information Delivery Environment for All), the Blue Heath Intelligence Extract, Consumer Tools and the FEP Healthcare Effectiveness Data and ...

Accreditation Program Specialist

Chicago, IL · Hybrid

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This role is responsible for leading multiple cross-functional projects, services and associated deliverables related to Federal Employee Program (FEP) and local Blue Plans Heath Plan Accreditation ...

Head of Medicare Performance Hub

Chicago, IL · On-site

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Experience working within or supporting a national Blue plan program, EGWP, or the Federal Employee Program (FEP) * Familiarity with Medicare Advantage analytics platforms, multi-source data ...

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As of Aug 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for fep blue in the United States is $29.53, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $37.50 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a FEP Blue customer service representative?

To thrive as an FEP Blue Customer Service Representative, you need knowledge of health insurance policies, benefits administration, and customer service principles, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Proficiency with CRM software, claims processing systems, and Microsoft Office Suite is commonly required. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and patience are crucial soft skills for addressing member inquiries and resolving issues efficiently. These skills ensure accurate information delivery, member satisfaction, and smooth operation within the healthcare insurance environment.

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In a FEP Blue customer service position, your primary duties typically include responding to member inquiries about health plan benefits, claims, and coverage details. You’ll help members navigate their health insurance options, resolve billing issues, and provide accurate information regarding plan policies. Collaboration with other departments, like claims processing and medical review teams, is common to ensure complex member concerns are addressed efficiently. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to handle sensitive information with confidentiality and empathy.

What is a FEP Blue job?

A FEP Blue job typically refers to positions associated with the Federal Employee Program (FEP) under Blue Cross Blue Shield. These roles often involve customer service, claims processing, provider relations, or healthcare administration for federal employees and retirees. Employees in these positions help manage health benefits, resolve member inquiries, and ensure smooth operations of the FEP program.

What is the difference between Fep Blue vs Fep Blue Customer Service Representative?

AspectFep BlueFep Blue Customer Service Representative
CertificationsHealth insurance licenses, if applicableHealth insurance licenses, customer service training
Work EnvironmentOffice-based, healthcare insurance settingCall centers, customer support centers
Employer & IndustryHealth insurance providers, government plansHealth insurance companies, customer support roles

Fep Blue is a health insurance provider offering various plans, while a Fep Blue Customer Service Representative is a role focused on assisting members with their insurance questions. The representative typically requires customer service skills and health insurance knowledge, working in call centers or support offices. Both roles are within the health insurance industry but differ in responsibilities and work environment.

What is FEP Blue?

FEP Blue refers to the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan, commonly known as the Federal Employee Program (FEP) Blue. It is a health insurance plan offered to federal employees, retirees, and their families in the United States. Administered by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, FEP Blue provides comprehensive coverage for medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug benefits. The plan is known for its nationwide network and robust member services, making it a popular choice among federal workers.
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Senior Director, Medicare Performance Hub (MPH) is a leadership role within the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) Medicare business operations team. This individual will serve as the primary programmatic owner and operational lead for the MPH — a core enabling function designed to drive performance improvement in the areas of Star Ratings, Risk Adjustment, and Medical Cost Management. The MPH leader will oversee the build-out, operationalization, and ongoing governance of the Hub, translating national program data and analytic insights into targeted, actionable guidance for Plans. This role sits at the intersection of analytics, clinical performance, provider performance, plan engagement, and vendor management — requiring a leader who can fluently navigate data-driven strategy while managing complex stakeholder relationships across internal BCBSA teams, Blue Health Intelligence (BHI), analytics platform partners, and the Blue System.

Hub is designed to provide contract-level performance intelligence and member-level insights that enable Plans to execute local actions that improve Stars performance, coding accuracy, and medical cost outcomes. The MPH does not execute locally — it equips, enables, and holds Plans accountable. Plans retain responsibility for direct member and provider engagement; the MPH provides the intelligence infrastructure and consultative support that makes that engagement effective.

The MPH will:
  • Proactively identify benchmarks and performance targets across Stars, Risk Adjustment, and Medical Cost Management
  • Monitor performance in real time where data and technology allow, and retrospectively identify gaps and remediation pathways
  • Deliver actionable, member-level insights to Plans via dashboards and direct consultative engagement
  • Coordinate with analytics platform partners, BHI, and BCBSA clinical and analytic staff to operationalize performance data
  • Establish governance and accountability structures, including escalation pathways, corrective action plans, and Plan performance incentive frameworks
Analytics Oversight & Vendor Management
  • Serve as the business owner and primary BCBSA liaison for the MPH analytics platform vendor, accountable for program and Plan level performance and deliverables against contract terms
  • Partner with the analytics vendor to build management and operational dashboards providing national, regional, and Plan-specific performance views with drill-down capability to provider, geography, and member level
  • Collaborate with BHI to develop benchmark and target-setting methodology for the Plan Performance Incentive Program (PIP) across Stars, Medical Cost Management, and Risk Adjustment coding accuracy
  • Oversee data integration strategies across key data types — including Parts C and D claims, clinical supplemental data, encounters, and Risk Adjustment Files (RAF) — working across FEPOC, BCBSA IT, and Plan data and analytics leads
  • Manage MPH data access and license strategy for Plans, in coordination with BCBSA IT and the analytics vendor
  • In coordination with BHI, leverage VRDC, NDW, and other Blue-sourced data to establish program-wide benchmarks and performance targets
Program Leadership & Strategy
  • Lead the design, implementation, and ongoing management of the Medicare Performance Hub
  • Develop and execute the MPH operating model, including engagement processes with Plans and vendors, business review cadences, best practice sharing, and escalation/remediation protocols
  • Establish and manage the MPH governance framework, engaging with Plan CEOs, leadership, BCBSA senior management, and the Board of Managers and Directors as appropriate
  • Define and maintain MPH scope — distinguishing national programmatic functions from local Plan responsibilities — and ensure alignment across all stakeholders
Plan Engagement & Oversight
  • Serve as the primary BCBSA relationship lead for Plans on MPH performance matters, establishing a cadence of operational reviews, performance reporting, and consultative engagement
  • Translate national program insights into Plan-specific action plans; facilitate targeted strategies for Plans requiring performance improvement support
  • Define and implement the MPH escalation framework, including Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) and Plan performance accountability structures consistent with Plan Participation Agreement (PPA) requirements
  • Engage with Plan CEOs, CFOs, Government Business Leaders, FEP leads, and clinical and analytic staff at Plans
  • Represent the MPH in BOM/BOD engagements as required; contribute to program governance discussions
Stars Ratings Oversight
  • Monitor Plan Stars performance against program benchmarks, identify underperformance trends, and partner with Plans to close care gaps at the member level
  • Lead the development of Stars analytics build — including provider-, clinical-, and administrative-measure tracking — and ensure actionable target lists and gap closure data are delivered to Plans
  • Facilitate consultative support for Plans on evidence-based interventions to improve HEDIS, administrative, and Part D Stars measures
  • Coordinate with BHI on Stars benchmarking and tracking
Risk Adjustment Oversight
  • Lead the development of analytic capabilities supporting risk adjustment accuracy, including encounter data submissions, chart review workflows, and in-home Health Risk Assessment (HRA) program performance
  • Partner with Plans and the analytics vendor to surface Risk Adjustment coding opportunities at the member level, including prospective and retrospective strategies
  • Support integration of supplemental clinical data sources — including EMR, clearinghouses, and Health Information Exchanges — that feed the MA data repository and inform RA analytics
  • Monitor RAF performance and coding accuracy trends across Plans; identify patterns requiring programmatic intervention or plan-specific support
Medical Cost Management Oversight
  • Lead the MPH's medical cost management analytics function, driving insights on readmission rates, ED utilization, high-cost claimants, inpatient and post-acute utilization, and other key cost drivers
  • Develop and maintain the medical cost performance playbook, in collaboration with clinical operations leads and analytic partners
  • Partner with Plans on cost trend analysis, root cause identification, and targeted intervention strategy at the member and provider level
  • Coordinate with Plans on local vendor engagement for last-mile execution (e.g., in-home HRA vendors, care management platforms) where MPH insights identify actionable opportunities
Data Strategy & Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • Partner with BCBSA IT, FEPOC, BHI, and the analytics vendor to define MPH data requirements — including data elements, formats, frequency, and transmission standards — and represent the MPH's needs in data architecture decisions
  • Collaborate with the Data Strategy team to ensure MPH analytics requirements are reflected in the MA data repository architecture and Plan data submission standards
  • Work with BCBSA Legal, Compliance, and Actuarial functions to ensure MPH operating model, data sharing, and incentive structures align with CMS regulations, BCBSA policy, and the PPA

The posting range for this position is: $198,175.00 - $278,053.00

Qualifications:
  • Education Required: BS or equivalent experience
  • Preferred: MS in Health Administration, Public Health, Business Administration, or a related field
  • Experience Required: 12+ Years experience in Medicare Advantage program management, health plan operations, or managed care performance improvement
  • Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required: Demonstrated expertise in two or more of the following areas: CMS Star Ratings, Risk Adjustment/HCC coding accuracy, or Medical Cost Management (utilization management, care management, medical economics)
  • Proven experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder programs involving health plans, analytic vendors, and a national program office function
  • Deep understanding of Medicare Advantage data flows including Parts C and D claims, supplemental clinical data, encounter data, and CMS reporting requirements
  • Experience with managed care performance analytics and data-driven plan engagement — including the ability to translate data insights into actionable, plan-level guidance
  • Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple parallel workstreams across internal and external teams
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a track record of presenting complex analytic and operational information to executive audiences
  • Preferred: Experience working within or supporting a national Blue plan program, EGWP, or the Federal Employee Program (FEP)
  • Familiarity with Medicare Advantage analytics platforms, multi-source data integration strategies, and benchmarking using CMS administrative data (e.g., VRDC, MMR, NDW)
  • Experience managing health analytics vendor relationships, including contract oversight and deliverable accountability
  • Knowledge of CMS audit, compliance, and reporting requirements applicable to Medicare Advantage plan sponsors

Extra Posting Information: #LI-Hybrid

This job is also eligible for annual bonus incentive pay.

We offer a comprehensive package of benefits including paid time off, 11 holidays, medical/dental/vision insurance, generous 401(k) matching, lifestyle spending account and many other benefits to eligible employees.

Note: No amount of pay is considered to be wages or compensation until such amount is earned, vested, and determinable. The amount and availability of any bonus, commission, or any other form of compensation that are allocable to a particular employee remains in the Company's sole discretion unless and until paid and may be modified at the Company’s sole discretion, consistent with the law.

At Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), we are a national association of 33 independent, community-based and locally operated Blue Cross Blue Shield companies and we are driven by purpose. Join the team who supports the nation's largest healthcare network, providing coverage to nearly one in three Americans as we relentlessly pursue affordable healthcare and ensure peace of mind for the people we serve. Be part of our storied history of innovation as we advance well-being and health equity. Experience a culture that is built on our core values, connection, work-life flexibility, well-being, and a commitment to our community. If you thrive at a company that values inclusivity, accountability, courage, teamwork, and respect, we're glad you found us.

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