Where Do I Fit In? CVO

Certification: Where Do I Fit In?

Credentialing Verification Organization (CVO)

Live, Online Learning Opportunity!

ABOUT THE PROGRAM
These 90-minute programs are designed for the new and seasoned participant preparing for the NCQA-Certification process. It provides an overview of NCQA Credentialing Verification Organization Certification requirements, focuses on preparing for a Survey and learning how to read a CVO Certification standard. This educational webinar series will be presented by Frank Stelling & Ginelle Jurlano, with a live question-and-answer session following each presentation.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
At the completion of this program, you will be able to:

• Discuss the different nuances between UMCR Credentialing Certification and CVO Certification
• Understand the CVO standards and certification options
• Describe the core and must pass elements required for CVO Certification
• Understand how to read a NCQA standard
• Understand NCQA’s Survey Process
• Prepare documentation according to NCQA’s guidelines

CVO Options:
CVO 4: Verifying and Reporting Licensure
CVO 5: Verifying and Reporting DEA or CDS Certification
CVO 6: Verifying and Reporting Education and Training
CVO 7: Verifying and Reporting Work History
CVO 8: Verifying and Reporting Malpractice History
CVO 9: Verifying and Reporting Medical Board Sanctions
CVO 10: Verifying and Reporting Medicare/Medicaid Sanctions
CVO 11: Processing Application and Attestation
CVO 12: Application and Attestation Content
CVO 13: Ongoing Monitoring of Sanctions

HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT 
Participants will receive a concise presentation of key CVO Certification requirements in an interactive environment that will allow for questions and answers.This will increase participants’ ability to apply these standard requirements in their own organizations, as well as receiving an enhanced understanding of how NCQA uses CVO Certification in relation to Health Plan Accreditation and delegation.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This on-line program is geared towards individuals with one year or less of experience in CVO Certification as well as seasoned individuals who need a refresher on how to best prepare for NCQA’s CVO Certification. This beginner level program is especially beneficial for those involved in collecting, reporting, or acting upon Credentialing Verification results.

• Credentialing Coordinators
• Credentialing Supervisors
• Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement Directors
• Quality Managers
• Medical Directors
• Operations Directors
• Consultants
• Statisticians/Programmers
• Information Systems Directors
• Vendors/Contractors 
• Medical/Specialty Groups
• PBMs
• Staff who work on Certification Products

DATE, LOCATION & PROGRAM FEES
Individual Registration Fee: 
$95.00 per individual

EXPERT FACULTY
Frank Stelling, MEd, MPH
Mr. Stelling is an Assistant Director in the Policy Department of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). He serves as a project manager and policy leader for the Standards and Guidelines for Health Plan Accreditation and is the content specialist for quality improvement standards, providing clarification of complex policy issues both internally and externally. He also assists in facilitating the transition of new products from development to full operation.He is a member the Policy Development Group; an interdisciplinary work group charged with resolving policy issues. 
Prior to joining NCQA, Mr. Stelling served in various capacities in care management and preventive services for a national managed care organization. He was a member of the quality improvement committee and led the organization through a successful NCQA survey. He has over 30 years of experience in management in managed care, hospital, public health and voluntary health organizations. Mr. Stelling has a Master of Education from the University of South Carolina and a Master of Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley.

Ginelle Jurlano, MHA
Ginelle Jurlano began working at the National Committee for Quality Assurance in August 2010. She is currently an Accreditation Manager in the Product Delivery department. She is responsible for coordinating and conducting accreditation and certification surveys for healthcare organizations. She also serves as the CVO product champion for the department.
Prior to her position in Product Delivery, Ms. Jurlano was a health care analyst in Product Development where she assisted in creating and updating NCQA programs including Health Plan Accreditation, Managed Behavioral Healthcare Organizations, Case Management, Wellness and Health Promotion, Patient Centered Medical Home and Accountable Care Organizations. 
Ms. Jurlano received her Bachelors of Science at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. She received her Masters of Health Administration from University of Maryland School of Public Health in College Park, MD. 

CONTINUING EDUCATION
No continuing education credits will be granted for this program.

Event Type

1. Self Paced