Health Care Fraud Investigator - (St Paul, MN)

The Office of the Minnesota Attorney General is seeking highly capable individuals with the skills and drive to uncover, investigate, and stop fraudulent submissions made to taxpayer-funded public insurance programs. Health Care Fraud Investigators review complaints against public health care providers; evaluate and analyze claims data, medical records, and financial records; conduct research, surveillance and interviews; draft reports summarizing investigative findings; and work with attorneys to prepare cases for prosecution. Candidates should have a Bachelor's Degree or higher in accounting, finance, business, statistics, or a related position; Excel proficiency; great communication and issue solving skills; and good judgment and character. Preferred requirements include background in insurance fraud or other white collar crime investigations, health care claims review or auditing, or other legal or investigative work in the health care industry.