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We are currently teleworking; however, this may change in the future with notice. This position exists to monitor evolving Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) information as it pertains to health care providers, in order to educate these providers and others (staff, associations, etc.) about MHCP coverage policies, billing procedures and related intake/delivery system/applications. Each trainer is assigned a number of MHCP provider types, and is-or becomes-a subject matter expert in those provider types. Trainers work closely with staff in the Department of Human Services (DHS) divisions to stay up-to-date on MHCP policy and system changes to keep providers informed and able to do business with DHS/MHCP. Responsibility include: Develop expertise of assigned provider types, and build and maintain internal network of DHS staff members who possess subject matter expertise about MHCP in order to maintain and expand knowledge Coordinate and document MHCP information as needed into existing and/or new DHS provider resources so that this information meets requirements and helps providers do business with DHS Use MHCP basics and information to plan, develop and conduct workshops/seminars for MHCP enrolled provider organizations, related billing entities, industry panels and conferences, managed care organizations, and internal staff. Delivery methods include classroom presentations, computer lab instruction, focus group facilitation, web conferencing, online training, written instructions, site visits and one-on-one assistance as needed Assist in functional/business analysis tasks needed to ensure that DHS/MHCP provider intake/delivery systems (MN-ITS, other provider applications) are designed and tested for user acceptance, instructions are written and maintained, and these systems/applications work for provider stakeholders When assigned, participate in and represent DHS/MHCP on local industry initiatives and committees to bring the public program perspective into these initiatives to most effectively follow the land and, at the same time, reduce negative impacts on the provider community