The Credit Specialist is responsible for resolving outstanding overpayments and facilitating refunds for patients and insurance companies. They must research and correct claims, maintain knowledge of fee schedules, and document account statuses according to federal and state guidelines.
The Area Manager oversees day-to-day base operations, including clinical, aviation, and maintenance services, to ensure safety, quality, and financial targets are met. They are responsible for leading base staff, managing P&L performance, and driving key performance indicators across assigned locations.
The Billing and Collections Coordinator supports the billing team by managing authorization requests, insurance appeals, and hospital record retrieval. They are also responsible for processing incoming correspondence and maintaining accurate account documentation in electronic records.
The analyst is responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing infrastructure activities including systems and network administration. They will also analyze technology trends to develop strategic infrastructure solutions and oversee key enterprise project initiatives.
The Area Manager leads day-to-day operations across multiple bases, ensuring safety, financial performance, and high-quality customer service. They are responsible for staff recruitment, scheduling, and maintaining compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements.
The Account Executive is responsible for building and executing sales plans to grow market share for air medical services within an assigned territory. They must collaborate with leadership to manage existing relationships, secure new agreements, and monitor market dynamics to meet annual KPIs.
Lead clinical orientation, continuing education, competency training, and simulation-based learning for flight crews across the assigned region. Evaluate clinical performance and compliance, support accreditation and quality improvement, and collaborate on clinical standards, policies, and educational programs.
Lead regional clinical orientation, continuing education, simulation-based training, and competency assessment for flight clinicians. Support clinical compliance, accreditation, quality improvement, standards development, and air medical research across the assigned area.
The Account Executive is responsible for building and executing sales plans to grow market share for air medical services within an assigned territory. They must collaborate with leadership to manage existing relationships, secure new agreements, and monitor market dynamics to meet annual KPIs.
The Area Manager oversees day-to-day base operations, ensuring safety, quality, and financial targets are met across assigned locations. They are responsible for leading staff, managing P&L performance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize service availability.
The Regional Aviation Manager oversees aviation operations, personnel, and safety compliance within the assigned region. They coordinate with maintenance, clinical, and regional leadership to ensure efficient service delivery and regulatory adherence.
Oversee and support billing and collections team processes by monitoring quality, productivity, aging accounts, and claim appeals, while resolving or escalating issues. Train and guide team members, communicate process updates, maintain billing procedures, and collaborate with management and quality assurance while protecting confidentiality and ensuring HIPAA compliance.
The Area Manager leads day-to-day operations for multiple bases, ensuring safety, financial performance, and high-quality customer service. They are responsible for staff recruitment, scheduling, and maintaining compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements.
The Account Executive is responsible for growing business by selling air medical services and cultivating relationships with healthcare providers and community stakeholders. They must develop and execute territory growth strategies while monitoring transport volume trends and coordinating with internal teams to meet KPI expectations.
The Regional Aviation Manager is responsible for overseeing aviation activities, personnel, and safety compliance within a designated region. They coordinate pilot training, manage operational budgets, and ensure all aviation operations adhere to regulatory standards and company policies.
