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Provider Network Evaluator II-Clinical Quality Remote, North Carolina

Remote / Online - Candidates ideally in
Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, 28245, USA
Listing for: SC Works
Full Time, Remote/Work from Home position
Listed on 2026-10-15
Job specializations:
  • Healthcare
    Healthcare Compliance, Healthcare Management, Healthcare Administration
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 61000 - 78000 USD Yearly USD 61000.00 78000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Provider Network Evaluator II-Clinical Quality (Full Time, Remote, North Carolina Based)

Alliance Health

Occupation:
Physicians, All Other

Location:

Charlotte, NC - 28269

Job Type: Full Time (30 Hours or More) Posted: 09/15/2026

The Provider Network Evaluator II-Clinical Quality Review (PNE II-CQR) holds and maintains clinical licensure as they are responsible for conducting as well as leading Clinical Quality Reviews (CQR), Oversight Reviews, and Plan of Correction implementation reviews of service providers contracted with Alliance Health. Clinical Quality Reviews are systematic MH/IDD/SUD service line evaluations that take into account member care, service delivery and implementation, adherence to rules and regulation where applicable and established clinical guidelines and principles of best practice.

The PNE II-CQR leads, guides, supports, and peer reviews fellow team members work to ensure inter-rater reliability. Additionally, in limited situations, the PNE II-CQR may be assigned to investigate reported concerns to ensure individuals receive clinically sufficient, safe, and effective services rendered by providers in the Alliance Health network.

The PNE II-CQR position is fully remote. The selected candidate will work a designated schedule from their home office. Travel is required on an as-needed basis and may include visits to Alliance Health offices and, on rare occasions, travel to any of the 100 North Carolina counties served by Alliance members.

Candidates must reside within one of Alliance Health's catchment area counties:
Cumberland, Durham, Harnett, Johnston, Mecklenburg, Orange, or Wake. Alternatively, candidates may live within approximately 60 miles of an Alliance office located in Wake, Johnston, or Cumberland County. Preference will be given to candidates residing in Mecklenburg County or surrounding areas in North Carolina.

Responsibilities and Duties
  • Clinical Quality Reviews of MH/IDD/SUD Providers in the Alliance Health Network
  • Function as the clinical lead and team lead on Clinical Quality reviews, Oversight Reviews, and Plan of Correction Implementation reviews as assigned and required
  • Lead or participate in case consultation and peer review, provide guidance clinical assistance to team members, and promote inter-rater reliability through consistent application of review criteria and clinical principles
  • Ensure the application of best practice, established clinical guidelines and regulatory compliance by contracted Alliance providers
  • Review paid claims data, clinical documentation and personnel materials against best practice standards, policies and procedures, clinical coverage policies, administrative code, and regulatory guidance among other resources
  • Identify and clearly substantiate clinical quality concerns, health and safety risks, gaps in service planning, and regulatory or administrative noncompliance
  • Distinguish isolated deficiencies from systemic patterns, assess potential impact on members, provide clinically appropriate technical assistance, and monitor corrective actions through closure when a Plan of Correction is required
  • Interpret and apply the Provider Operations Manual, Clinical Coverage Policies, Scopes of Work (SOW), In Lieu of Services (ILOS), Provider contracts, and other governing standards to determine whether services are clinically appropriate and delivered as required
  • Report monitoring outcomes, including the potential impact to consumers and the Alliance Health network, to the Provider Network Evaluator Supervisor and the Director of Provider Network Evaluation
  • Use of advanced clinical expertise, knowledge of best practice and treatment modalities to effectively interpret qualitative and quantitative provider information to appropriately support and document findings
  • Assist in the preparation and development of standardized monitoring tools and guidelines
Assist in Department Policies, Procedures, and Standards
  • Assist in the development of clinical quality standards for service monitoring, overall quality improvement and evaluating the delivery of services to consumers and families
  • Assist in the development of monitoring policies and procedures pertaining to behavioral health, substance use, and I-DD services
Provide Monitoring Information for Inclusion in Provider Database
  • Work with Provider Network Evaluation Teams to maintain a provider database that includes information gathered from monitoring activities
  • Assist in the development of quality indicators and Provider profile elements…
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