Jimmie D. Ogden

• Develop and maintain relationships with payers.
• Manage the relationship between health centers and payers.
• Present, represent, and market health centers as a provider network to payers.
• Work with IPCA team to ensure alignment of activities to improve the performance of health centers related to cost, quality, and utilization.
• Resolve clinical and operational issues between health centers and payers.
• Track, prepare, and present performance data, metrics, and settlements for BOD, committee and workgroup meetings.
• Develop and refine population health strategy.
• Maintain strong relationships with Idaho partners working on related efforts, and with other state, regional and national partners.
• Facilitate meetings of BOD subcommittees and workgroups focused on VBC and performance improvement.
• Full-time

• Responsible for direction and management of a 24/7, 365 behavioral health crisis center.
• Managed schedule for 30+ employees in 4 different roles.
• Responsible for hiring and supervision of all staff.
• Developed and refined policies and procedures.
• Conducted outreach and staffings with community partners.
• Conducted marketing to establish new community partners.
• Completed weekly, quarterly, and annual reports to present qualitative and quantitative data to internal and external parties (DHW, Optum, Board of Directors, Community Partners, etc.)
• Purchased supplies for facility operations (both for clients and for staff).
• Managed contracts with subcontractors necessary for facility operations and upkeep.
• Initiated and oversaw major changes in operations that allowed the program to continue operating in the face of unprecedented staffing shortages.
• Increased staff morale
• Conducted staff trainings and group supervisions.
• Coordinated with community partners for them to provide continuing education to our staff.
• Identified potential donors and solicited monetary/material donations.
• Full-time

• Supervised team of 12 to 20 Community Based Providers (CBRS, CM, CPSS, Respite, FS).
• Responsible for tracking and improving performance related to QI, Productivity, Compliance, Service Quality.
• Responsible for maintaining and improving morale.
• Responsible for initial and ongoing training.
• Monitored and approved documentation.
• Monitored and approved time keeping.
• Conducted group and individual supervisions.
• Conducted interviews and identified candidates for hire.
• Responsible for administering formal discipline, including termination.
• Established productivity goals and coached staff to achieve those goals.
• Member of PQI comittee.
• Full-time

• Worked individually with client experiencing SPMIs and co-occurring disorders.
• Provided CBRS and CM services.
• Documented services utilizing EHR system Avatar.
• Worked with clients ranging in age from 10-83
• Utilized experience from OHSU/NICH program to achieve positive outcomes and provide exceptional quality care to my clients.
• Full-time

• Developed and implemented novel interventions to improve outcomes for youth (clients aged 7-18) with chronic illnesses.
• Utilized theoretical framework of MFST to develop interventions with direct feedback from supervising Psychologists.
• Tracked and analyzed outcomes to further academic literature and program adoption.
• On call 24/7 to clients and their family to provide direct feedback and coaching regarding interventions as needed.
• Experience working with and managing T1DM, T2DM, CF, Chronic Pain, FTT, and Epilepsy.
• Served "at risk" youth with deficits in familial support, socioeconomic barriers, etc.
• Worked with clients and their families to achieve positive outcomes that traditional care teams could not.
• Full-time
• Publications:

Wagner, D. V., Barry, S., Teplitsky, L., Sheffield, A., Stoeckel, M., Ogden, J. D., . . . Harris, M. A. (2016). Texting Adolescents in Repeat DKA and Their Caregivers. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology, 10(4), 831-839. doi:10.1177/1932296816639610

Jenisch, C., Wagner, D. V., Manabat, A. J., Heywood, M., Karkula, E., Sheffield, A., . . . Harris, M. A. (2020). 746-P: Identifying Health Care Disparities in Youth with T1D: Effectiveness of Novel Interventions in Children’s Healthcare (NICH) for Rural and Urban Youth. Diabetes, 69(Supplement 1). doi:10.2337/db20-746-p