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Data Analyst, Value-Based Care Analytics
Counterpart Health is an AI‑powered physician enablement platform that delivers clinical insights to providers at the point of care. Our flagship product, Counterpart Assistant, is embedded into clinicians’ workflows and integrates with EHR systems, helping care teams drive value-based outcomes, close care gaps, and proactively manage chronic disease. As we expand across Medicare Advantage and other value-based care programs, we need analytical talent that can translate complex clinical and financial data into narratives that drive action, for both our internal teams and our payer and provider customers. You will be part of the analytical engine behind Counterpart Health’s value-based care performance insights. This role sits at the intersection of risk adjustment, quality measurement, utilization management, and cost analytics, and you will be expected to own the metrics that matter most to our payer and provider partners. Beyond the numbers, you are a storyteller: you turn dense claims and clinical data into clear, compelling narratives that help customers understand performance, identify opportunities, and take action. You will work closely with Customer Success, Clinical, and Product teams to ensure our analytics are accurate, trusted, and decision-ready. As a Data Analyst, you will: Build and maintain core Value-Based Care (VBC) performance metrics across risk, quality, utilization, and cost domains, including HCC capture rates, RAF scores, PMPM trends, and inpatient/ED utilization rates. Develop customer-facing analytics, reports, and dashboards that surface actionable performance insights for payer and provider partners in a clear, narrative-driven format. Analyze Medicare Advantage performance data, including risk adjustment, quality bonus payments, and benchmark performance, to identify gaps, trends, and opportunities at the patient, provider, and market level. Translate complex data findings into executive-ready narratives: written summaries, slide-ready v