Associate - Research and Technical Assistance Consulting

Summary

ATI Advisory is a healthcare research and advisory services firm that supports businesses, communities, and public programs serving complex populations. The Associate will support provider strategy and care transformation projects through healthcare policy research, data analysis, technical assistance materials, project coordination, and client-ready deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Keep concurrent tasks moving through documentation, project plans, notes, and meeting logistics, raising issues early with a proposed fix
• Summarize action items and coordinate the organization of materials and team responses
• Draft technical assistance materials, including tools, templates, and session summaries, and track follow-ups until they close
• Review your own work and the teams before it reaches a client, correcting inconsistencies, and checking figures against source data
• Research federal and state health care programs, policies, and regulations, including Medicare, Medicaid, and health IT and interoperability requirements to answer defined research questions, and check the work so the findings hold up under scrutiny
• Analyze and summarize state RFP requirements and funding conditions
• Turn analysis into summaries, exhibits, briefs, and presentation sections that a client leader can understand and act on
• Build subject matter expertise through directed and self-guided learning, and share what you find with the team
• Work alongside colleagues in person and virtually, including at firm offsites and occasional client sites

Skills

• * Bachelor's degree in public policy, public health, health administration, health informatics, health information management, or a related field
• * One to two years of work experience
• * Interest in healthcare policy and/or public programs
• * Clear, concise writing
• * Familiarity with Medicare and/or Medicaid regulations and policy
• * Exposure to government procurement or grant applications

Qualifications

Must Haves

• * Bachelor's degree in public policy, public health, health administration, health informatics, health information management, or a related field
• * One to two years of work experience
• * Interest in healthcare policy and/or public programs
• * Clear, concise writing

Nice to Haves

• * Familiarity with Medicare and/or Medicaid regulations and policy
• * Exposure to government procurement or grant applications

Benefits

• Collaborative team of nationally recognized experts
• High-impact projects
• Develop skills that advance your career