Administrative Compliance Specialist
Company: Behavioral Outcomes Management of Florida
Location: Fort Myers
Posted on: February 19, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Description: The Administrative
Compliance Specialist is responsible for ensuring accurate, timely,
and compliant documentation in accordance with the APD iBudget
Handbook, Medicaid waiver requirements, and all applicable payer
standards. This position supports audit readiness by maintaining
documentation integrity across systems, monitoring submission
timelines, and ensuring all required records are complete prior to
billing. The Administrative Compliance Specialist works closely
with the Life Skills Program Director, Program Managers, Assistant
Managers, Waiver Support Coordinators (WSCs), and the billing team.
The role operates on a hybrid schedule, with an expectation of
multiple in-office days per week in Fort Myers and Port Charlotte.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS I-Connect Documentation & Compliance Enter
Individuals’ attendance data weekly into the I-Connect system in
accordance with APD requirements. Verify accuracy of dates, times,
and service units prior to submission. Ensure attendance is applied
to the correct Service Authorization (SA) in I-Connect. Reconcile
attendance records between the Therap system and I-Connect to
ensure consistency across systems. Correct inaccurate or incomplete
entries in I-Connect following attendance adjustments or
documentation updates. Enter Implementation Plans into I-Connect
using the FORMS section in compliance with APD standards. Upload
fully executed Implementation Plans to the NOTES section of
I-Connect. Review Implementation Plans to ensure all required
signatures and dates are present prior to upload. Enter quarterly
and annual reports into I-Connect within required APD timeframes.
Audit quarterly and annual reports to ensure: Accurate reporting
periods Required submission dates are met Progress toward
Individual goals is clearly documented Administrative Compliance
Maintain tracking systems for Individuals’ Support Plan (ISP)
effective dates and expiration dates. Ensure a current, fully
signed Support Plan is on file for each Individual served. Track
and update quarterly and annual report due dates to ensure timely
submission. Maintain and update Implementation Plan tracking logs,
including changes to effective dates. Create, maintain, and update
Individual records in the Therap system, ensuring accurate
demographic and contact information. Update Implementation Plan
goals in the Therap system to align with approved Support Plans.
Communicate with Waiver Support Coordinators (WSCs) to request
updated Support Plans as needed. Coordinate with WSCs to ensure
provider documentation access is enabled within I-Connect. Act as a
liaison between WSCs and the billing department to resolve Service
Authorization (SA) discrepancies. Document all SA-related
communications to support audit trails and interdepartmental
clarity. Documentation Assistance Run weekly compliance reports to
monitor Instructor completion of required daily documentation.
Provide documentation compliance reports to Program Managers
identifying missing or incomplete records. Ensure all required
documentation is complete, accurate, and compliant prior to billing
submission. Identify documentation deficiencies and work with
Program Managers to resolve issues in a timely manner. Maintain
annual paperwork requirements for all Individuals served in
accordance with APD and Medicaid standards. Distribute annual
paperwork packets and track receipt of required forms. Follow up
with Program Managers to obtain missing or incomplete
documentation. Obtain guardians documents, maintaining and auditing
them annually. Distribute satisfaction surveys to Individuals
annually or semi-annually, as required. Compile and summarize
satisfaction survey results. Present satisfaction survey outcomes
to the Life Skills Program Director. Other Duties Perform other
related duties as assigned to support compliance and audit
readiness. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY No supervisory responsibility
WORKING CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Primary activities are
conducted within a well-lit, climate-controlled facility. Will
require weekly on-site work time, in the Lee and Charlotte County
Life Skills Programs. Occasional community outings may require
outdoor travel and potential exposure to unpleasant weather.
Ability to bend, stand, kneel, crouch, walk, or sit for extended
periods of time and possess the normal range of body motion.
Ability to feel objects, tools, controls, reach with hands and
arms. Must occasionally lift or move up to 25 pounds Specific
vision abilities required by the job include close vision, distance
vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the
ability to adjust focus. I attest that I can fulfill the working
conditions and physical requirements. listed above with or without
reasonable accommodation. Initials QUALIFICATIONS High School
diploma or equivalent. Minimum one (1) year experience in an office
setting, preferably in a medical office, prior experience working
with Individuals with Disabilities a plus. Minimum one (1) year
customer service experience. Valid state driver’s license. Must
pass Level II Background and drug screening. High level of computer
experience and data management. KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Demonstrates
strong interpersonal and communication skills. Possesses advanced
computer proficiency, including the ability to navigate multiple
operational systems accurately and efficiently. Demonstrates strong
attention to detail and effective organizational skills. Able to
analyze and manage large volumes of data while meeting tight
deadlines. Demonstrates the ability and genuine interest in working
with Individuals with developmental disabilities and physical
limitations. Exhibits reliability, dependability, and punctuality
in attendance and work performance. Maintains required training and
certification compliance in accordance with APD and organizational
standards. Demonstrates knowledge of company services and is able
to clearly articulate the value and purpose of services provided
under the CRN brand. To perform the job successfully, an individual
should demonstrate the following competencies. Champion People We
honor the dignity of every person, those we serve, their families,
caregivers, and our colleagues, by creating an environment where
everyone belongs and delivering experiences that empower and
uplift. Pursue Excellence We hold ourselves to the highest
standards, doing what’s right even when it’s hard. From how we
serve others to how we operate, we strive for excellence in all we
do. Own the Impact We take ownership of our actions and their
outcomes. With a solution-focused mindset, we approach every
challenge as an opportunity to make a positive difference for those
we serve and those who serve alongside us. Be Stronger Together We
build trust and nurture partnerships that support the needs of
those we serve and their caregivers. Collaboration makes us
stronger and helps us create a better world, together. Inspire Joy
We celebrate wins, find purpose in our work, and bring energy and
positivity to those around us, creating moments of joy for our
colleagues, partners, and clients. Innovate Boldly Driven by
curiosity, we foster a culture of growth and innovation, always
seeking bold solutions that lead to better outcomes and put people
first. Interpersonal Skills Demonstrates emotional intelligence in
interactions with Individuals served, coworkers, supervisors, and
external partners. Self-Awareness: Uses sound judgment when
addressing emotionally sensitive topics; recognizes how personal
emotions and reactions impact job performance. Self-Management:
Maintains professionalism and composure; manages stress effectively
and demonstrates flexibility when responding to change or competing
priorities. Social Awareness: Demonstrates awareness of others’
feelings, needs, and concerns; takes personal responsibility for
actions and decisions; considers multiple perspectives when
addressing issues. Relationship Management: Communicates openly and
respectfully; addresses disagreements and conflicts constructively
to support teamwork, compliance, and organizational goals.
Communication Speaks clearly; responds well to questions.
Participates in meetings. Writes clearly and informatively, edits
work for spelling and grammar. Maintains confidentiality. Critical
Thinking Displays willingness to make decisions; Exhibits sound and
accurate judgment; includes appropriate people in the
decision-making process. Identifies and resolves problems in a
timely manner. Professional Appearance Demonstrates a neat, clean
and professional appearance. Adheres to Company dress code (see
employee handbook). The duties and responsibilities listed in this
job description are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all
tasks, responsibilities, or qualifications required for this
position. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at
any time with or without notice. The inclusion of any specific
duty, responsibility, or qualification does not guarantee that it
will be required or utilized in the position. Requirements:
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