• The Clinical Risk Educator performs qualitative retrospective chart reviews for prioritized practices to ensure complete and accurate clinical documentation, utilizing quantitative measures to track the frequency and types of documentation errors and gaps. By analyzing review outcomes, they pinpoint specific areas for improvement in coding and clinical documentation while identifying trends and patterns that may indicate systemic issues or training needs. This role involves synthesizing concise, high-level summaries to illustrate findings, highlighting critical areas of concern, and prioritizing recommendations for improvement. Additionally, the Educator conducts educational sessions for Aledade ACO member practices and their key staff—delivered either in person or virtually—covering review findings, clinical documentation, and risk adjustment concepts. • Serve as an individual contributor on the Risk Education team, collaborating with team members to develop and update educational materials related to clinical documentation for both internal and external audiences, inclusive of reference guides, slide decks, and toolkits. Conduct ongoing annual reviews of repository content to ensure alignment with CMS regulatory updates. • Research, investigate and remain up to date on both clinical and coding guidelines as they relate to clinician documentation improvement. • Serve as a resource for appropriate clinical documentation and coding practices for assigned region.

• Set the vision for risk at Mercury • Safeguard our platform • Identify emerging risks • Keep strategies aligned with regulations • Design and implement risk processes • Partner with business leaders for actionable insights • Support audit programs

• Establish and uphold rigorous data governance practices for SCRI’s oncology research operations • Implement and maintain SCRI‑aligned data governance policies, standards, and controls • Serve as the subject matter expert for oncology or research‑related data domains • Promote the use of standardized definitions, reference data, and sound data practices • Define, curate, and maintain business metadata, glossaries, and data definitions • Create and maintain proactive and reactive data quality rules • Document end‑to‑end lineage of data assets • Support organizational efforts to promote data literacy and governance awareness

• Design and implement a data governance framework • Architect the long‑term data governance strategy • Establish and scale the stewardship operating model • Chair and lead the GOS Data Governance Council • Champion a culture of disciplined, data‑driven decision‑making • Own the lifecycle of domain policies, business glossaries, metadata models, and data contracts • Establish and govern data quality KPIs, operational thresholds, and monitoring frameworks • Oversee schema governance and versioning discipline • Maintain authoritative governance repositories • Embed privacy‑by‑design principles, security requirements, classification standards, and retention policies • Define and enforce enterprise controls • Drive metadata, cataloging, and lineage strategy • Serve as a senior advisor to data owners, stewards, engineering leaders, account executives, and client technology partners