Technical Writer – Healthcare Fraud & Investigations (HIPPA knowledge Required)

Type of Requisition:
Regular
Clearance Level Must Currently Possess:
None
Clearance Level Must Be Able to Obtain:
None Public Trust/Other Required:
None
Job Family:
Program Delivery and Execution Job Qualifications:
Skills:
Decision Making, Healthcare Fraud Prevention, Taking Initiative, Writing Articles, Written Communication Certifications:
None Experience:
5 + years of related experience US Citizenship Required:
No
Job Description:

GDIT’s Federal Health Division is seeking a Technical/ Deliverable Writer to support the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). In this role, you will develop clear, concise, and assertive communications for Healthcare Fraud Prevention Partnership (HFPP) members and the Trusted Third Party (TTP). You will join a 50-person team supporting the TTP, an organization established in 2012 to help reduce fraud, waste, and abuse in healthcare data.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING:
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Technical Writing for Non-Technical Audiences
- Develop clear, concise documents explaining healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse concepts for readers without technical or analytic backgrounds.

- Translate complex analytical methods, data findings, and fraud schemes into plain language, using examples, visuals, and structured formatting where appropriate.

- Draft guidance documents, explainer materials, FAQs, and reference guides related to healthcare fraud trends and prevention efforts.

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HFPP Analytic Reports and Summaries
- Collaborate with analysts, subject matter experts, and project teams to understand HFPP analytic projects, methodologies, and outcomes.

- Co-develop HFPP analytic reports, executive summaries, and key findings documents that accurately reflect analytic results and recommendations.

- Create concise, high-level summaries and talking points tailored for leadership, partners, and other non-technical stakeholders.

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Communications and Stakeholder Materials-
- Support the development of HFPP communications products, including briefings, slide decks, newsletters, web content, and stakeholder updates.

- Ensure consistency of messaging, terminology, and tone across all written materials.

- Draft content that highlights program impact, success stories, and emerging healthcare fraud schemes in a way that is understandable and actionable for diverse audiences.

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Collaboration and Review-
- Work closely with data analysts, investigators, policy experts, and program staff to gather information and validate content.

- Incorporate feedback from reviewers and stakeholders, ensuring accuracy and alignment with HFPP goals and messaging.

- Participate in planning meetings to understand upcoming analytic work and communication needs.

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Quality, Style, and Compliance-
- Apply plain language principles and best practices for communicating complex technical information.

- Ensure all content is well-organized, grammatically correct, and adheres to established style guides and branding guidelines.

- Maintain a high standard of accuracy, particularly regarding descriptions of fraud schemes, data findings, and program activities.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO SUCCEED (required):

- Bachelor degree

- 5+ years of technical writing experience

- Working knowledge of HIPAA privacy and security rules.

- Expert level knowledge of Microsoft Office suite.

- Experience with Tableau, Amazon WorkSpaces, Jira, and Confluence.

- Strong oral and written communication skills with the ability to present to management level staff

WHAT WOULD BE EVEN BETTER (preferred):

- Experience writing about healthcare, health policy, insurance, or public health, and/or experience with fraud, waste, and abuse or investigative work (e.g., program integrity, audits, law enforcement, SIU, compliance).

- Demonstrated ability to explain complex analytical or technical topics to non-technical audiences.

- Experience collaborating with analysts, investigators, or subject matter experts to develop reports or summaries.

- Strong