The Credentialing Manager is responsible for overseeing the successful operations of the credentialing program of the Louisiana Primary Care Accountable Care Organization, including gaining adoption from the LPCACO member Health Centers for the core credentialing platform (CredentialStream by VerityStream), ensuring that pre-implementation activities are completed successfully, making training available to the health centers, ensuring the CredentialStream platform is configured to meet the needs of the health centers, the LPCACO, and the health plans, ensuring the integrity of the credentialing data entered by the health centers, establishing and maintaining key support functions related to the program including ongoing training, first-tier support, support escalation to the vendor, and billing and collections from the health centers for their program fees, and leading the development and implementation of approved policies and procedures for health plan delegated credentialing. The Credentialing Manager must ensure compliance with the LPCACO’s credentialing and recredentialing policies and procedures, as well as compliance with state, federal, accreditation, and health plan credentialing and enrollment requirements. Read full job description →

To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.

This person is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the LPCA.  In the absence of the Executive Director, this person performs in the acting role. This person is also responsible for and acts as a technical resource in education and communications for primary care in Louisiana, particularly as it regards the membership of the LPCA. Read full job description →

To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.

The Director of Managed Care and Network Development is responsible for managed care contract management including negotiation, analysis interpretation, implementation, maintenance of the contract performance, and payer relations. The position coordinates, evaluates and oversees implementation of managed care contracting and related responsibilities, value-based contracting initiatives, population health/clinical integration strategies, government contracts and partnering opportunities with regional employers. The position is responsible for coordination and communication between all key stakeholders. The Director of Managed Care and Network Development responsible for developing new and existing relationships with third party payers to ensure competitive reimbursement rates and contract language attainable through the revenue cycle operations for the evaluation, negotiation, and implementation of payer contracts to ensure best possible reimbursement methodologies. Read full job description →

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The Mental Health Professional will communicate respectfully and effectively and establish professional relationships through active listening and demonstration of empathy and positive regard; promote recovery, independence, and personal choice for participants; assist clients in identifying strengths, needs, and realistic goals to develop a service plan; accurately identify risk, respond appropriately, and consult peers regarding high-risk situations and appropriate interventions; effectively teach social skills and household management skills; demonstrate advanced knowledge of behavioral health symptoms, diagnoses, interventions, and impact; maintain professional boundaries and operate within ethical guidelines; and know community resources and referral processes.  Read full job description →

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The LaSOR Program Coordinator is responsible for supporting the implementation of the Louisiana State Opioid Response (LaSOR) Program. This position will assist in the day-to-day program coordination and management activities, which will include working to strengthen and expand substance use disorder/opioid use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery services to enhance rural Louisiana residents’ ability to access treatment and move towards recovery.  Read full job description →

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The Practice Transformation Specialist is responsible for providing project coordination, analytical reporting, and operational support for increasing access to health services with/for an identified population through the health centers’ care management team. Read full job description →

To apply, please send resume and salary expectations to lpca@lpca.net.