Job description: Perform research tasks under general supervision of PI. Tasks may include: contribute to write computational tools’ scripts and tutorials, maintain online resources, and write scientific reports. The research will focus on investigating microbila physiology traits.  Undergraduate students with basic programming skillset and interest in omics data science are preferred.

Pay range: $15.5-$19/hour

 Inquiries may be directed to Dr. Rahnavard: rhnavard@gwu.edu

Med Claims Compliance Corporation (MCC) is changing how healthcare is delivered, processed and paid. By leveraging our AI-enabled technology, healthcare providers can focus on quality care for patients while ensuring accurate and complete documentation, coding, and compliance. You will have an opportunity to support the designing and building of products and solutions from the ground up in an entrepreneurial culture. What makes MCC special is our dynamic team. We offer competitive salaries and health insurance.
JOB SUMMARY
The Healthcare Strategy/Policy Analyst serves an important role in the strategic framework  development for Med Claims Compliance Corporation, supporting enterprise strategy, research,
and government policy efforts.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Works collaboratively in a team-based environment, is the analytic lead in the
assessment and understating of internal business dynamics, external market drivers,
and the quantification of current offerings and future opportunities.
• Responsible for research efforts, including collecting and synthesizing information from a
variety of sources, routine ad hoc reporting, interpreting findings, and tracking
performance.
• Assists with the development and monitoring of business plans, operational
improvement initiatives, and financial analysis spanning the current and future
continuum of service offerings and markets across the US.
• Conduct primary and secondary qualitative and quantitative research.
• Analyze health policy documents to determine direct business implications.
• Contribute to the development and delivery of projects to the Chief Strategy Officer for
government payor audiences.
• Draft written summaries, white papers, and PowerPoint presentations.
• Regularly act as project manager responsible for meeting deadlines and stewarding
projects to successful completion.
• Other duties as assigned.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE
• Bachelor‘s degree in Business, Finance, Health Services Administration, Economics,
Health Policy or Political Science required.
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite required.
• Highly motivated, detail-oriented complex problem solver, with an ability to manage
multiple initiatives simultaneously.
• Exceptionally strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills required.
• Good working knowledge of healthcare and related issues.
• Advanced research skills and excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Sound analytic, problem solving, and quantitative skills.
• Customer service oriented and solution-focused bias to action.
• Proven team player; strong relationship building skills both internally and externally.
• High level of initiative coupled with quick learning ability.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Three years of quantitative analytic experience required, healthcare consulting, market
research and analysis, or financial analysis preferred.
• A Masters‘ Degree in Business Administration, Health Services Administration, Public
Health, Health Policy, or Health Informatics is preferred.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel or Access preferred.
• Some experience in organizational design, functional and business process design and improvement preferred.

Interested candidates should email Lynette Yancey – yanceyL@cyiris.com

The Democratic staff of the House Oversight Committee is seeking a full-time intern for the fall of 2021 to join the Committee’s health team. Interns on the Committee have the opportunity to work closely with attorneys and professional staff on hearings and investigations in the health space, including prescription drug pricing, the opioid epidemic, and women’s and reproductive health. Candidates should have an interest in public service and health policy. Candidates must also have superior attention to detail, work well under pressure, be self-motivated, and possess excellent written and oral communication skills. Candidates with diverse backgrounds and experiences are strongly encouraged to apply. Please send a resume and cover letter to miles.lichtman@mail.house.gov, with “Fall Internship” in the subject line.