The Senior Investigator is an essential member of the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), leading complex provider investigations related to fraud, waste, and abuse. The role develops action plans to address investigative findings and prevent future losses, works with SIU colleagues to set priorities and strategies, and recommends measures to address new and evolving schemes. The Senior Investigator also provides expertise and guidance to SIU colleagues and other departments in areas of investigative and clinical expertise. The role involves researching and analyzing information, reviewing medical records, interviewing members, providers, and other third parties, applying relevant laws and plan rules, and documenting and communicating findings. It also works with management and other teams to educate providers, recover overpayments, prevent future losses, monitor provider activity, improve data mining, and address root causes of fraud, waste, and abuse. The position requires a bachelor's degree, preferably in a clinical or scientific field, business, computer science, or criminal justice; CPC certification; and 5–7 years of related experience in health insurance fraud investigations. A CFE designation and three years of related audit or investigation experience are preferred. Work is performed under normal office conditions and from home as required. Meetings may take place at other company locations or externally, and the work may involve extended sitting and simultaneous use of a telephone/headset and computer. Additional hours beyond the standard work schedule may be required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior