Louisiana Legislative Auditor

OAAS Appeals - Coordinator 1

Louisiana Legislative Auditor  •  Baton Rouge, LA (Onsite)  •  4 hours ago
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Job Description

Posting number: R-002117

Department: University of New Orleans

Job classification: UNCLASSIFIED

Posting type: Open & Promotional

Categories: Health Services, Public Health, Miscellaneous, Research, Office and Administrative Support, Program Management

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  • Receive appeal notices and updates, create files for new appeals received, and maintain files appropriately.
  • Review new appeals for the adverse action, reason for appeal, and timeliness of submission.
  • Request Decision/Denial letters on new appeals received.
  • Research data materials to accumulate evidence, prepare summary of evidence (SOE) packets, upload final SOE packets to the Division of Administrative Law SharePoint site, and download rendered decision from appeal hearings via SharePoint.
  • Coordinate with responsible parties, such as other LDH appeal staff, the Division of Administrative Law (DAL) personnel, and the designated contracted agencies.
  • Enter all of the initial data into the Appeals Log once the file has been reviewed, and update the appeals log as needed for each case throughout the entire appeals process.
  • Schedule appeal hearings and represent LDH by presentation of evidence during appeal hearings.
  • Extend and follow up on Prior Authorization for appeals with existing services.
  • Update the electronic file with decisions.
  • Monitor and analyze reports and evaluate monitored findings relative to level of care eligibility and other programmatic policy in Office of Aging and Adult Services (OAAS) programs.
  • Meet with various LDH staff and contracted consultants as needs arise, and respond to routine, verbal, and written inquiries from agencies, legislators, government officials, general public, and participants as directed by supervisor.
  • Plan and/or conduct/assist with staff meetings, conferences, and assist with training for staff, self-advocates, and providers.
  • Provide systems data to supervisor as needed for analytical reports, and participate in implementation of special programs, projects, and the collection of data for special projects and reports.
  • Other tasks as assigned.
Louisiana Legislative Auditor

About Louisiana Legislative Auditor

Our mission is to foster accountability and transparency in Louisiana government by providing the Legislature and others with audit services, fiscal advice, and other useful information.

The Legislative Auditor is one of the largest public accounting practices in the State of Louisiana and certainly one of the largest employers of certified public accountants. However, in addition to accountants, the Legislative Auditor also employs public administrators, attorneys, actuaries, computer analysts, Information Technology auditors, and many other individuals who offer the public a broad spectrum of skills.

Industry
Accounting & Tax
Company Size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Year Founded
1848
Website
la.gov
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