Cigna - Bloomfield, CT
posted 3 months ago
The Data Governance & Ownership (DG&O) Senior Manager will collaborate closely with the Provider Data Quality & Accuracy (PDQA) Director to establish a robust framework and set of policies aimed at enhancing the quality and accuracy of provider data. This role is pivotal in ensuring that the organization meets specific goals and metrics as dictated by both business and regulatory requirements. The Senior Manager will lead a dedicated team of data stewards who are responsible for maintaining data lineage, documenting business rules, and ensuring the proper usage of each data element across various domains, including Credentialing, Directory, Reimbursement/Capitation, Configuration, and Network. In this position, the Senior Manager will coordinate and partner with key Medicare operations teams, such as claims, enrollment, fulfillment, network operations, and technology, to ensure the delivery of operational excellence. A critical aspect of this role involves monitoring provider data quality and accuracy, which is essential for maintaining CMS-compliant provider directories and improving claims auto-adjudication processes. The Senior Manager will champion incremental improvements within the Data Quality management process, focusing on measurable enhancements in data quality while understanding the business impacts and prioritizing necessary data quality remediation efforts. The Senior Manager will also work closely with product and process owners to create and implement comprehensive data governance frameworks, policies, and standards that ensure data quality and compliance. This includes efforts to eliminate non-value-added tasks by reducing unnecessary data entry and facilitating data sharing across systems. Additionally, the Senior Manager will oversee the management of data assets by the data stewards, support the development of quality metrics, and implement data cleansing and validation procedures to ensure data integrity and accuracy. Identifying and mitigating data-related risks will be a key responsibility, along with monitoring controls to safeguard data assets and ensure their proper usage. The Senior Manager will establish and track key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure the effectiveness of data governance initiatives and provide regular reports to senior management on the progress of these activities. Furthermore, this role involves attracting, recruiting, hiring, developing, mentoring, coaching, and retaining top talent to support the execution of the Medicare growth strategy.