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Posted Jun 2, 2026

Specialist, Waiver Support -

Job Title: Specialist, Waiver Support Location: Remote must reside in TX Type: Full Time Our Client is seeking a detail‑oriented Waiver Support Specialist to provide operational support for member waiver coordination programs. This role plays a key part in ensuring seamless communication, accurate tracking, and efficient coordination across care teams and state partners to support high‑quality, cost‑effective member care. Key Responsibilities • Provide administrative and operational support for waiver coordination activities. • Facilitate communication between internal teams and external state program partners. • Process referrals for waiver services and coordinate scheduling of initial assessments. • Track and monitor member assessments, reassessments, and transition activities. • Collaborate with state agencies to verify eligibility and obtain necessary approvals for services. • Support transitions of members from facility‑based care back to community settings. • Initiate referrals for applicable programs, including Medicare and waiver services where required. • Maintain accurate tracking of referrals and case documentation using internal and state systems. • Monitor workflows across assessment, authorization, and transition processes and report updates accordingly. • Ensure eligibility requirements are met prior to initiating services. • Maintain strict compliance with confidentiality and data privacy regulations. • Participate in team meetings and provide updates as needed. Qualifications Required • Minimum 1 year of experience in an administrative support role within a healthcare setting or equivalent experience. • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. • Excellent problem‑solving and analytical thinking abilities. • Strong verbal and written communication skills. • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ability to learn new systems quickly. Preferred • Certification as a Medical Assistant (CMA) • Experience in long‑term care or managed care environments