Principal Business Operations Advisor
Company: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina
Location: North Carolina (Remote)
Salary: $118,691 - $189,906 a year
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-02-03
About this role
Healthy Blue Care Together (HBCT) is partnering with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to operationalize the Children and Families Specialty Plan (CFSP). CFSP is a single, statewide Medicaid Plan designed to provide seamless, integrated, and coordinated care to enrolled infants, children, youth, young adults, and families served and previously served by the child welfare system. HBCT is outcomes-driven and focused on ensuring that all members have access to quality services and benefits across North Carolina, addressing their physical health, behavioral health, pharmacy, intellectual/developmental, long-term services and supports, unmet health-related resource, and care management needs.
The Principal Business Operations Advisor (OA), in collaboration with Plan-level leadership and support staff, will oversee monitoring and evaluation of key aspects of HBCT Plan execution, focusing on: Plan-based and delegated staffing and performance; clinical, care management, medication monitoring, psychosocial, and specialty program implementation; and provider network and service access equity and quality. The OA will lead the development of data management and reporting strategies aligned with our Continuous Quality Improvement framework and Monitoring and Evaluation plan. The OA will collaborate with the Outcomes Monitoring and Evaluation Team to support population- and member-level outcomes monitoring and evaluation.
What You'll Do
Business and Strategic Planning
- Develop and implement Continuous Quality Improvement framework and Monitoring and Evaluation plan.
- Build and facilitate repeatable and Plan-focused strategic planning processes that include confirmation of continued relevance, progress evaluation and communication to affected stakeholders.
- Advise and communicate with Plan leadership and external stakeholders, including senior leadership, regarding programs, projects, initiatives, emerging issues and challenges within the child ...