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JOB SUMMARY: Accountable for delivery of clinical, actuarial, and financial insights to a diverse set of internal and external clients. Clearly demonstrates xG Health’s value to Geisinger leadership and external clients using sound and appropriate analytical techniques-including risk adjustment, benchmarking, and advanced statistics. Routinely presents analytical assessment and recommendations to...
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