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AD CMS & State Prog Mgmt
Overview Responsible for managing operational activities associated with programs for which The Joint Commission has been granted deeming authority or Medicare recognition. This role supports the implementation and maintenance of external reporting, compliance monitoring, and cross-functional coordination related to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services requirements. Serves as a key liaison for deeming-related operations, helping ensure accurate reporting, timely follow-up, effective communication, and alignment with organizational and regulatory expectations. Responsibilities Principal Duties and Responsibilities Serves as the lead for designated deemed programs (acute or non-acute care) and provides support to the corresponding program area as needed to ensure continuity and alignment across services. Manages activities associated with the use of accreditation information to meet external reporting requirements, including reporting to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and State Survey Agencies, ensuring data are collected, accurate, and submitted on time. Identifies patterns or trends in reporting inconsistencies or data quality issues and works with appropriate staff to implement improvements, education, or system enhancements. Develops, tests, implements, and maintains processes for collection, monitoring, and reporting of required data for deeming and Medicare recognition activities, including scheduled survey reports validation activities Immediate Threat to Life notifications adverse accreditation decision reporting, complaint reporting, and other CMS-related reporting requirements. Serves as a primary contact for internal and external deeming-related inquiries regarding specific organizations, coordinating research, drafting responses, and escalating high-profile or sensitive issues as needed. Coordinates meetings and follow-up activities related to deeming authority, Medicare recognition, CMS communications, and cross-department operational re