Service Design and Rate Specialist - (CRS)

Brooklyn Park, MN
Full Time
Experienced
Mains’l is proud to be rated a “Top Minnesota Workplace” by our employees! We support people with disabilities in taking control of their lives. Our commitment to our crew—the people we support and employ—is reflected in our welcoming culture. Join our home- and community-based services team in a critical leadership role, partnering to realize our mission of providing innovative supports, responding to hopes and dreams.

Summary:
The Service Design and Rate Specialist, oversees the Community Residential Setting (CRS) rate setting and contract management to sustain high-quality services and ensure resource availability. Working closely with regional directors and finance teams, this role involves service agreement verification, rate exception management, and project leadership. Your focus will be to enhance operational efficiency, streamline financial tracking, and provide innovative, sustainable supports for people with complex needs.

Mains’l is committed to providing Equal Employment Opportunities to all employees and applicants.

Key Responsibilities:
  • Interdepartmental Collaboration: Act as a liaison between internal teams to develop processes in partnership with service leaders. Support regional directors to customize supports and secure accurate contracts.
  • CRS Rate and Contract Management:
    • Contract Management: Oversee CRS 6790 submissions, budgeting, and contract renewals. Support accurate contract tracking processes and assist with CRS budget planning and financial analysis.
    • Rate Exception Request Forms (RERF): Partner with regional directors to manage rate exceptions. Develop processes for rate adjustments, service costing, and budgeting tools to support decision-making.
  • Project Management: Coordinate action plans based on financial data. Conduct trend analysis and implement solutions for underperforming programs. Support implementation processes for training and wages related to rate exceptions.
    • Housing Support: Redesign systems for tracking MA renewals, housing support, and room and board balances.
Salary: $73,000.00-83,000.00/year
Qualifications:
  • 4 years of experience in contract management, financial analysis, or program coordination.
  • Knowledge of CRS/HCBS (245D), person-centered practices, positive supports, trauma-informed care, and DWRS.
  • Organizational skills with a track record of managing multiple projects.
  • Strong communication skills and proficiency in financial tools.
Why Mains’l?
Mains’l is committed to innovation, sustainability, and fulfilling the unique needs of the people we support. Join our mission-driven team and make a meaningful impact!

 
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