NCQA is looking for an experienced Technical Support Engineer that is highly motivated, technically proficient with clinical quality measure experience, preferably HEDIS. This person should have a passion for customer relations, project and account management. This position will be responsible for providing high touch post implementation technical support to NCQA's Digital Content Services and future product customers. This position plays a critical role in ensuring successful product adoption leading to satisfaction, loyalty and renewal. This person will also support drafting and ongoing alignment of NCQA digital measures across different teams. They will be responsible for:
- Direct technical support, triaging, and problem resolution
- Documentation, Training and Education
- Feedback Collection
- Escalation Management
- Technical support, Triaging, and Problem resolution: Serve as the first technical point of contact following the implementation of NCQA products. Own & drive escalated issues blocking customer success. Offer timely and effective troubleshooting assistance to address any issues or concerns post-implementation. Diagnose and resolve technical issues reported by customers ensuring prompt resolution. Regularly review support cases to provide improvement opportunities for customer success.
- Escalation: Manage the triage process to escalate issues that cannot be resolved by initial support. Facilitate internal support communication channels with product, engineering & digital measure teams. Provide regular reviews of escalation processes & provide opportunities for improvement.
- Documentation, Training and Education: Create, update and maintain internal documentation to ensure alignment of HEDIS digital measures across teams. Develop and deliver training materials and documentation within the Digital Community or elsewhere to educate customers users on how to effectively utilize the product. Offer guidance and support to ensure customers are equipped with the necessary knowledge to maximize the value of the product.
- Feedback Collection: Provide regular feedback and insights based on customer interactions to contribute to the ongoing product evolution and roadmap. Maintain detailed records of interactions, technical issues, and resolutions and generate reports and metrics to identify trends and performance against KPIs.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in data engineering, analysis or information systems demonstrating the necessary skills and abilities required for the position.
- 1 to 5 years of customer facing experience as Technical Account Manager, Designated Support Engineer or in related areas like implementation, Technical Support, or Solutions Architect in big data environments.
- Excellent organizational skills as demonstrated by ability to manage & problem-solve complex issues and customer inquiries.
- Ability to write, read, interpret & troubleshoot data models such as JSON, FHIR, XML, CQL.
- Experience with clinical quality measures.
- Ability to communicate with customers and technology experts related to health care quality, digital quality and data integration.
- Excellent analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to function in minimally supervised environment.
- For new hires, this position pays in the range of $90K - $140K per year, depending on experience.
- This position is eligible for an annual incentive bonus, payable in accordance with policy.
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What We Do
WHY WE’RE HERE
Our Mission: Improve the quality of health care.
Our Vision: Better health care. Better choices. Better health.
NCQA:
Points the way to health care that science says works.
Studies how well health plans and doctors provide scientifically recommended care.
Identifies organizations that are run in ways that make care better.
OUR WORK:
Saves thousands of lives.
Helps millions of people stay healthy.
Saves the country billions of dollars.
The NCQA seal is a widely recognized symbol of quality. Organizations incorporating the seal into advertising and marketing materials must first pass a rigorous, comprehensive review and must annually report on their performance.
NCQA’s programs and services reflect a straightforward formula for improvement: Measure. Analyze. Improve. Repeat. NCQA makes this process possible in health care by developing quality standards and performance measures for a broad range of health care entities.
NCQA’s contribution to the health care system is measured through statistics that track the quality of care delivered by the nation’s health plans. Every year for the past five years, these numbers have improved; health care protocols have been refined, doctors have learned new ways to practice, and patients have become more engaged in their care. Those improvements in quality care translate into lives saved, illnesses avoided and costs reduced.
NCQA consistently raises the bar. Accredited health plans today face a rigorous set of standards and must report on their performance in more than 40 areas in order to earn NCQA’s seal of approval. These standards promote the adoption of strategies that we believe will improve care, enhance service and reduce costs.
