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Mathematica is seeking a managing consultant who is committed to advancing opportunities for people with disabilities and older adults to live in and actively engage with their communities. The successfulcandidate should have expertise with long-term services and supports (LTSS)policy and implementation work, including home and community-based services(HCBS), institutional-based long-term care, or both.
Through our HCBS practice,we collaborate with government agencies, providers, and community organizationsto improve programs for older adults and those with behavioral health needs orintellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities. We work to address arange of LTSS needs: program design and implementation, service access anddelivery, Olmstead planning and compliance, payment strategy, communityengagement, and more. Our staff are also experts in adjacent programs such as  vocationalrehabilitation, workforcedevelopment, and careintegration for individuals who receive both Medicare and Medicaid benefits.
We are soliciting candidates withexperience with HCBS or LTSS programs within a state's Medicaid or HCBS administrativeagencies such as health, human services, area offices on aging, behavioralhealth, or other appropriate entity. Experience managing public aging,disability, or behavioral health programs within state agencies or applicablemanaged care, provider, or third-party consultants is preferred. 

The successful candidate will have a workingunderstanding of federal authorities relevant to HCBS such as section 1915waivers, 1115 demonstration authorities, and programs such as Program of AllInclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and Money Follows the Person. Understandingand engagement with current issues related to HCBS delivery includingperson-centered planning, community-based housing, the direct care workforce, qualitymonitoring, and program integrity is also preferred. Experience using Medicaidclaims, assessment, case management, housing, experience of care or otherprogrammatic data for monitoring and improvement is preferred, but notrequired.
Dutiesof the position:

• Lead or participate actively and thoughtfully in multidisciplinary teams to improve, implement, monitor, and advise on state policy and programs.
• Provide consulting services to state and local clients, support the development of new health policies, assist with the development of reimbursement policy to support health objectives, advise on the preparation of submissions to CMS and other approving entities, as appropriate, and support clients with the negotiations of new policies and programs when needed.
• Provide the energy, direction, and organization needed to help keep projects on time and on budget and facilitate communications across and between internal and external stakeholders.
• Author client memos, technical assistance tools, issue briefs, chapters of analytic reports, and webinar presentations.
• Conduct research that applies impartial data collection, analysis, and reporting using quantitative or qualitative techniques.
• Lead and help develop proposals for new projects.
• Represent the company's expertise through various mechanisms, such as publications, conferences, and technical communications.
• Interact directly with state officials to implement and assess programs.
• Contribute to the growth, expertise, and institutional knowledge of other state health and Medicaid staff.