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Worked for them for 3 years in Delaware, they were fabulous. Great support and follow through, good pay, would work for them again any time. It's actually better making your own scheduling. Give yourself roughly 15 minutes per chart, allows time for bad handwriting on written charts or learning the ropes on EMR's.

Well, everyone has to start somewhere! You should be able to do HEDIS, but the early stages might be tough going. Your behavioral background probably doesn't give you much experience evaluating lab values or slogging through the nuances of terminology, etc. The actual work itself, finding the data and retrieving it, should be easy enough. Once you understand what it is that you are looking for, and where to find it, you should be fine. Best of luck, this is a brutal job market.

I worked for ChartPros doing HEDIS for 3 years, they are wonderful! Can't recommend them highly enough. Super easy to work with, they give you plenty of autonomy, and pay well, too.