Fraud Analyst

Responsibilities

• Review data from vendors who provide health care services paid by the federal government to identify anomalies that might be indicative of improper billing or other types of fraud.
• Formulate data runs or inquiries from large Medicare and Medicaid databases to elicit particular billing patterns to analyze and research.
• Analyze data and draft written conclusions and recommendations regarding possible fraudulent billing patterns to be further investigated.
• Prepare interim and final reports on progress of findings for use by AUSAs and supervisory attorneys.
• Reports shall include significant findings, conclusions, and recommendations for additional investigative actions, and candid assessments of strengths and weaknesses of witnesses, documentary evidence, and other aspects of the case.
• Work with the assigned AUSAs, supervisory AUSAs and/or investigators to determine applicable administrative statutory and regulatory law and identify possible violations or causes of action.
• Determine proof required to assist in affixing legal responsibility for litigation, and devise methods for obtaining, preserving, and presenting evidence to greatest effect.
• Initiate contacts with federal, state, and local officials, and other organizations, including Medicare and Medicaid contractors, related to the subject of the investigation for the purpose of gathering facts, obtaining records, learning sequences of events, obtaining explanations, and otherwise advancing investigative objectives.
• Examine records, correspondence, audits, or reviews pertaining to the transactions, events, or allegations under investigation. Establish and verify relationships among all facts and evidence obtained and presented to confirm authenticity of documents, corroborate witness statements, and otherwise build proof necessary to successful case resolution.
• Aid in the compilation and analysis of documents and physical evidence, and creation of charts and graphs for use in hearings, presentations, or trial.
• Create financial damage models for use in litigation.
• Participate in negotiations as requested.
• Travel with USAO MD personnel to conduct interviews.
• Work with independent experts/consultants.

Qualifications

• Experience in document analysis, particularly in relation to fraud cases.
• Two years’ experience in performing on-line database research and telephone research.
• Working knowledge of various public repositories of information.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Undergraduate degree preferred; familiarity with automated litigation support helpful.
• DOJ MBI must be obtainable (US citizenship required).
• Desired Experience in a litigation support environment preferred.
• Undergraduate degree preferred but not required.
• Certification or training courses completed related to fraud analysis.
• Familiarity with automated litigation support helpful.
• Excellent attention to detail and ability to perform tasks accurately and quickly.

  Pay

  The Proposed Salary Range For This Position Is $63,300 - 129,700 USD CACI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other protected characteristic.