Certificate of Need Project Analyst

State of North Carolina•1915 Health Services Way Wake, NC

9d•$57,983 - $101,470•Onsite

About The Position

The primary purpose is to review and analyze certificate of need applications proposing new health services and prepare detailed written findings to conditionally approve or deny them based on certificate of need (CON) statutory criteria and regulations. Defend decisions in administrative hearings. Analyze and draft written responses to provider inquiries regarding whether the CON Law is applicable to planned health care transactions, and monitor the development of approved projects having received certificates of need.

Requirements

Master’s degree from an appropriately accredited institution in Health Administration, Public Health, Public Administration, Business Administration, Accounting, Juris Doctorate or Certified Public Accountant, and two years of experience in health care financing, health care administration, program evaluation, or closely related field; or Bachelor’s degree from an appropriately accredited institution and four years of the above experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

General knowledge of healthcare delivery systems, healthcare strategic planning, regulation of healthcare facilities and healthcare policies and programs at the State and Federal level.
Ability to analyze and interpret assumptions and methodologies.
Ability to interpret regulatory and statutory language.
Ability to analyze and interpret complex financial statements.
Advanced written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to write clearly and concisely and articulate positions clearly.
Ability to manage numerous diverse projects simultaneously through effective priority setting, efficient use of time, and attention to detail and accuracy.
Advanced skills in MS Word and Excel.
Intermediate skills in MS Access.

Responsibilities

Review and analyze certificate of need applications proposing new health services.
Prepare detailed written findings to conditionally approve or deny applications based on CON statutory criteria and regulations.
Defend decisions in administrative hearings.
Analyze and draft written responses to provider inquiries regarding the applicability of the CON Law to planned health care transactions.
Monitor the development of approved projects having received certificates of need.