Smrt Disability Unit Supervisor (Canada)

Smrt Disability Unit Supervisor (Canada)

06 Nov
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Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
|
Canada

06 Nov

Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment

Canada

Lead statewide disability determinations in St. Paul as the SMRT Disability Unit Supervisor, using regulatory expertise and team leadership. Telework is available with approval.
The Minnesota Department of Human Services seeks a supervisor for its State Medical Review Team Disability Unit. This full-time position oversees multidisciplinary staff performing disability determinations and TEFRA level of care assessments. The supervisor supports accurate, timely, consistent work under federal and state requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Direct disability determination and level of care assessment activitiesMonitor workload, productivity, timeliness, and quality trendsSupervise recruitment, onboarding, coaching,



and skilled developmentGuide complex cases and disability evaluation requirementsCoordinate policy, training, quality, and process improvementsRequirements:
Demonstrated leadership experience clearly identified on your resumeThree years evaluating disability severity under Social Security rulesAdvanced knowledge of federal and state disability requirementsKnowledge of medical listings and clinical evidence evaluationRelevant bachelor's or master's degree may substitute experienceApply supervisory leadership, disability evaluation expertise, and regulatory knowledge to SMRT operations serving Minnesota Health Care Eligibility and Access.

📌 Smrt Disability Unit Supervisor (Canada)
🏢 Minnesota Direct Care and Treatment
📍 Canada

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