The Marketing & Sales Enablement Manager plans and executes integrated marketing campaigns to support growth for American Oncology Network and its partners. This role manages paid media, develops sales collateral, oversees website content, and utilizes HubSpot for marketing automation.
The technician is responsible for verifying insurance coverage, determining medication eligibility, and managing specialty pharmacy referrals. They also resolve claims, handle patient communications, and ensure compliance with all regulatory and corporate standards.
The Research Regulatory Coordinator collaborates with clinical research teams to manage regulatory submissions, maintain master regulatory files, and ensure compliance with federal and institutional policies. They are responsible for preparing documents for the IRB and FDA, supporting monitoring visits, and overseeing study closeout activities.
The Pharmacy Intake Technician is responsible for managing inbound and outbound communications with patients and healthcare professionals regarding medication adherence and prescription barriers. They also perform accurate data entry, maintain patient profiles, and facilitate communication across various pharmacy software systems.
The Triage Nurse is responsible for answering patient calls, performing nursing assessments, and coordinating care with physicians and home health agencies. They must maintain accurate documentation, handle prescription refills, and facilitate communication between patients and the clinical team.
The New Patient Coordinator is responsible for assigning new patients and hospital consultations to designated physicians. They must perform administrative duties in accordance with regulatory requirements and organizational policies.
The Revenue Representative manages the healthcare revenue cycle by reconciling, researching, and resolving insurance claims and patient balances. They also provide essential support to the Revenue Manager regarding the pharmacy's daily financial operations.
The technician is responsible for verifying insurance coverage, managing specialty pharmacy referrals, and resolving complex claims for oncology and hematology medications. They also act as a liaison between patients, clinics, and pharmacies to ensure accurate medication dispensing and compliance with regulatory standards.
Provides administrative and legal support to the legal department, focusing on transactional agreements, entity formations, and due diligence. Coordinates with senior management to track acquisitions and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Provide high-quality virtual oncology care, including infusion coverage, urgent care visits, and patient assessments. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate treatment plans and participate in quality improvement initiatives.
The hospitalist will assist physicians in patient care, including conducting rounds, managing admissions and discharges, and performing physical examinations. They are also responsible for interpreting diagnostic tests, prescribing medications, and maintaining accurate patient treatment records.
The APP Hospitalist will conduct inpatient rounds, assist with admissions and discharges, and provide on-call support. They are responsible for assessing patient conditions, ordering diagnostic tests, prescribing medications, and maintaining accurate treatment records.
