Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration or criminal justice from an appropriately accredited institution, with eighteen credit hours of accounting coursework and two years of experience in auditing and/or investigating tax, financial, or securities crimes; or equivalent combination of education and experience. The primary purpose of these positions is to perform investigations in the area of criminal and civil Medicaid fraud schemes, patient abuse or neglect, and misappropriation of recipient funds by conducting and participating in wide variety of case investigations involving financial analysis.