Testing Lead (ACA/ICD-10)
Location: COLUMBIA, South Carolina
Duration: 12 months
REQUIRED SKILLS
THE ABILITY TO:
1. Identify impacted agency functional areas and external partners with whom testing is required.
2. Determine what interaction with MCCS, if any, is required for ACA related testing and coordinate this interaction with MCCS, CU, DHHS, and any impacted agency functional areas, as well as external partners.
3. Work with DHHS ACA/ICD-10 Program Director to develop and distribute a general public notification of testing timelines to any impacted agency functional areas and external partners.
4. Create a schedule of timelines to include dates when each ACA related change will be ready for testing and dates when each impacted area (internal and external) is scheduled for testing.
5. Create a plan to assess overall readiness for ACA related testing. Include the identification of correct artifacts that impacted agency functional areas and external partners must have prior to testing.
6. Produce quality metrics and reports to determine quality levels within the project to senior stakeholders
7. In conjunction with the established test procedures used by CU QA and DHHS Medicaid, determine and document test procedures to be followed by the impacted agency functional areas and external partners. Communicate these test procedures to the impacted agency functional areas and external partners.
8. Work with CU QA and DHHS ACA/ICD-10 Program Director to develop a process for documenting defects identified when testing with impacted agency functional areas and external partners and the resolution of such defects.
9. Develop a re-test strategy with impacted agency functional areas and external partners
a) following the resolution of defects in the Medicaid MMIS System
b) following the resolution of defects in the found within the impacted agency functional areas and external partners.
10. Develop a detailed procedure to keep track of the status of testing with each identified impacted agency functional area and external partners.
11. Coordinate the execution of testing with CU QA, CU Development (as needed), DHHS, impacted agency functional areas and external partners, performing near real-time analysis of observed performance during and immediately after test execution. For defects or issues identified during testing that require more than immediate time to resolve, document these defects or issues and continue with testing as is appropriate.
12. Coordinate the verification of test results with CU QA, DHHS, and impacted agency functional areas and external partners.
13. Work with CU QA to develop a test plan for testing, utilizing any materials already used by CU QA and DHHS User Acceptance (UA) testing. Positive and negative testing scenarios should be used.
14. Work with CU Medicaid Information Technology Services (MITS) in Seneca, SC and DHHS ACA/ICD-10 Project Team in Columbia, SC. Job will require some travel between the two sites.
If you're comfortable, please provide me with the updated resume and the contact number.
Kapa
201-258-4679
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