DATA ANALYST
Location: New York, NY
The candidate will primarily perform Data Analysis on healthcare related A/R information using Microsoft Access and Excel. This position will require working closely with the client and internal Due Diligence, Portfolio Management, and IT team members. The candidate will be responsible for working with clients to identify the necessary data elements to be transmitted from clients billing systems to HFG for analysis and ongoing processing. The candidate will be responsible for ensuring completeness and accuracy of the data provided by our clientele. Close interaction with the programming staff is required to develop electronic interfaces into HFG's collateral tracking system. Analysis of A/R will include charge, payment & adjustment analysis as it relates to cash realization performance, generation of summarized A/R agings, generations of roll forward reports and payor assignment tracking. The candidate will also be responsible for managing recurring clients and working with HFG's proprietary collateral / loan system in routine client processing.
An opportunity will also exist to explore other technology functions within the IT group as a secondary role depending on the candidate's background and technology interests.
Qualifications: This position requires advanced experience in data analysis, while being proficient in MS Access querying and Excel. The candidate must have excellent analytical skills, strong interpersonal skills and will be expected to be hard working, a team player, and proactive in the tasks assigned to them. Experience within the healthcare industry is a plus
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Greenburgh needs a data analyst since you fired Kolesar. I heard that the auction generated closer to $400,000. Hey Paul, how are you going to make up the $2 million?
I have a solution for you. Get your crew (Garfunkel, Hochberg, Gold, Rosenberg, etc) to sponsor you for each mile you run. Start running now and don't come back until the $2 million is made up. You will be serving two extremely important public functions: You will be generating much needed income and you will be sparing the rest of us your management (or lack there of) style!
The village of Ardsley provided the town with a public service. By devaluing the value of the waterwheel site (they are requiring housing to be affordable) the sale of the property will be delayed. The town should wait to sell this valuable real estate until the market improves.
thats pretty dumb. the village of ardsley fire dept and and the fire protection districts it protects in unincorporated greenburgh as well as the volunteer ambulance corps needs workforce housing.
a plan was in place to accomplish that until feiner quashed it by making absurd demands on the developer.
the need for workforce housing remains.
the delay in providing it hurts all citizens of the town.
as the saying goes, delay invites danger.
feiner and the town board have put the lives of greenburgh citizens and taxpayers at risk by their reckless conduct at the waterwheel.
It is not absurd to ask for a 10% deposit from a developer.
It is absurd to require the remaining 90% by March 31st when the approval process is likely to take 12 - 24 months. See Mayor Jay Leon's posting under the property sales topic above for a fair and complete story. Onl;y at the town level where the deals are struck in the back room and before public input would a developer lay out that kind of money. Does the Fulton Park ring a bell?
Someone else is going to buy the waterwheel. The town will come out smelling like a rose! That's the buzz at Town Hall
This would be horrible news for Hal, Mike and the anti Feinerites.
If town looks good mike looks bad.
7:11 sounds like Detective Double Dip. Double Dip, you are a developer. You sold a single house for close to a million dollars. You earn your Greenburgh PD pension, you work for the County, you certainly have all your health care provided for (wink, wink). Why don't YOU buy the waterwheel? You can actually perform a service for this Town instead of Doulble Dipping the till. Either buy the waterwheel or stand post at 7-11, one or the other! Earn your Double Dipping status!!!!!!
Someone else is going to buy the waterwheel. The town will come out smelling like a rose! That's the buzz at Town Hall.
Are you kidding? You must have forgotten your meds today.
The Town didn't ask for 10%, they asked for 100% - that's absurd without knowing whether or not they would obtain clearance to build.
Feiner has destroyed our Town. We're just beginning to see the impact. His poor management is going to cost us greatly over the next 2 or 3 decades. The infrastructure has been ignored during his entire tenure. Every year that passes results in more and more and higher and higher costs to maintain it - forget about improving it.
Now he is authorizing overtime for additional police patrols? Why did he cut six officers last year? As the town grows we should be enhancing police services, not reducing it.
I was in Ardsley this afternoon. Waterwheel is going to sell. Contract will sign by end of year. Good deal for town and Ardsley. Housing will be affordable and developer will pay full amount in 2010.
My sources are good.
652 Paul
Will it be like Taxter Pk , a wasteland for all taxpaying TOV residents but a nice undeveloped (with zero school children ) parcel for the free loading Irvington residents (Gold)
What did Irvington contribite to this deal?
waterwheel sale will show that town negotiating skills are good.
skills good. grammar bad.
Looks, 3
Deal, 1
Dance, 10
You're STILL a jerk Hal....
5:14
Could it be Double Dip himself?
Dear Anonymous 11/18/2009 6:49 PM:
You might be interested in the following post under "Major Bio Tech Company"
I have just done a quick analysis of this PILOT based upon the information posted on the Town's web site and attached to the resolution on the agenda for tonight. If my understanding is correct, what the Town is doing is only assessing the site for $871,782 as compared to a "full assessment" of $2,533,757 or a "discount" of 65.6% in year 1. The phase in period is a total of 12 years.
If the tax rate were to remain at the proposed level for 2010 (and that's not likely), the phased in discount works out to a tax break of $1,967,607. If one assumes that the average increase over these 12 years is 5% per year (and that is less than the 18 years of the Paul Feiner era), this phased in discount works out to $2,354,192.
I'd be interested if the Town has any analysis and what the Town determined this action to "cost" the Town. Anyone else interested? Don't hold your breath that the Town will make it available if it even exists.
The only calculus the Supervisor considers is re-election.
If the dollars contributed to his re-election funds (yes Virginia, he maintains several) are sufficient and the chances of pissing off enough voters to prevent his re-election low enough, the deal is a good one.
Data? We don't need no stinking data!
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