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Public Partnerships LLCRisk and Controls Specialist
Public Partnerships LLC supports people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and older adults to remain at home and steer their own long-term care. The company describes itself…
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Public Partnerships LLC supports people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and older adults to remain at home and steer their own long-term care. The company describes itself as a large, experienced financial management service provider. It helps eligible Medicaid recipients select and pay for the caregivers and services they need inside state-approved personal budgets, working under appointments from states and managed healthcare organizations. The Risk and Controls Specialist backs up the…
Job Description
Public Partnerships LLC supports people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and older adults to remain at home and steer their own long-term care. The company describes itself as a large, experienced financial management service provider. It helps eligible Medicaid recipients select and pay for the caregivers and services they need inside state-approved personal budgets, working under appointments from states and managed healthcare organizations.
The Risk and Controls Specialist backs up the Risk and Assurance team across several stages of risk management. The role is a flexible operational resource that helps with audit coordination, risk intake and triage, remediation tracking, root cause analysis, governance reporting and control checks. The specialist works with operational teams and compliance leaders to strengthen controls, improve audit readiness and make sure escalations are timely.
Typical duties include coordinating internal, external, SOC and regulatory reviews; tracking deliverables, documentation requests and due dates; maintaining central repositories for audit evidence and control records; tracking findings and corrective action plans; supporting enterprise risk registers; and preparing governance reports, dashboards and committee materials. The role also looks for trends in recurring operational or compliance issues and escalates overdue or repeat problems.
Candidates need three or more years working in audit coordination, compliance, quality review, operations oversight or risk management, a solid understanding of how internal controls and audits operate, and the ability to manage several audits at once. A two-year (associate) or four-year (bachelor's) degree in health administration, business, compliance or a related field is preferred, as are Medicaid or healthcare experience and certifications such as CHC, CRCM or Lean Six Sigma. The pay range is $27.00 to $35.75 per hour.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate internal, external, SOC and regulatory audits and assessments, and track their deliverables and due dates
- Review audit evidence and deliverables for completeness and consistency
- Keep central repositories for audit evidence, control documents and remediation records
- Triage possible non-compliance and operational risk events and run preliminary risk research
- Track corrective action plans, milestones and follow-up, and escalate repeat or overdue items
- Support root cause analysis and remediation discussions
- Maintain risk registers and assist with structured risk interviews
- Prepare governance reports, dashboards and committee materials
- Spot trends in recurring operational or compliance issues
Requirements
- Working understanding of audit scheduling, compliance checks, risk management and corrective-action workflows
- Good organizing, analysis and documentation abilities
- Ability to juggle several priorities and deadlines across stakeholders
- Clear written and verbal communication
- Precision and persistence in closing open items
- Comfort in a fast-paced, changing environment
Qualifications
- A two-year or four-year degree in health administration, business, compliance or a related field
- Healthcare or Medicaid experience
- Work on remediation logs, audit-readiness files or compliance operations
- CHC, CRCM or Lean Six Sigma credentials
- Data analytics or audit software skills
Core Skills
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this role remote?
The listing is marked remote, and the posting includes comfort with a remote work environment among its requirements.
What is the hourly rate?
The posting gives a range of $27.00 to $35.75 per hour. The actual figure depends on skills, experience and geographic location.
What experience is needed?
Three or more years in audit coordination, compliance, quality review, operations oversight or risk management.
Are certifications required?
No. CHC, CRCM and Lean Six Sigma credentials are listed as preferred.
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