The Billing Specialist Team Lead supervises the billing team to ensure accurate and timely submission of claims while monitoring status and managing denials. They are also responsible for training new team members and ensuring efficient use of the billing system.
The Program Specialist is responsible for directing IT programs and projects, including managing budgets, schedules, and project plans. They coordinate all project activities, such as software and hardware implementation, training, and process improvement.
The System IT Director is responsible for the strategy and operations of assigned IT service lines, including clinical design and workflow analysis. They will lead the implementation of clinical architecture and manage vendor relationships to support patient care systems.
The Data Integrity Analyst serves as a bridge between end users and EPIC implementation staff to ensure system effectiveness. They are responsible for planning health information content and editing clinical documentation to maintain high data integrity standards.
The Coding Education Specialist evaluates clinical documentation to ensure coding accuracy and specificity. They provide guidance and education to coders, providers, and staff regarding clinical documentation best practices.
The Compensation Analyst assists with the development, implementation, and administration of compensation programs, policies, and procedures. They also support human resource leaders by performing job evaluations, salary quotes, and incentive plan analysis.
The OnBase Application Analyst serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical processes. Responsibilities include workflow analysis, application deployment, system testing, and providing end-user support.
The Application Analyst serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with operational processes. Responsibilities include data collection, workflow analysis, system configuration, testing, and providing ongoing support for healthcare applications.
The Business Support Analyst Associate is responsible for the technical administration, maintenance, and data extraction for centralized business office applications. They also manage software implementation projects, coordinate user training, and provide ongoing technical support for departmental systems.
The Project Coordinator collaborates with the Access Team to assist in reaching strategic patient access goals and project objectives. Responsibilities include managing schedule builds, overseeing new hire training, and analyzing system utilization to improve operational workflows.
The Specialty Coder I is responsible for coding diagnoses and procedures for outpatient physician charges at the clinic level. They review medical records to facilitate accurate patient care information collection and code for office and surgical services.
The Specialty Coder I is responsible for coding diagnoses and procedures for outpatient physician charges at the clinic level. They must review medical records thoroughly to facilitate accurate patient care information collection and coding for office and surgical services.
The analyst will serve as a liaison between IT and pharmacy operations to align system design with operational processes. Responsibilities include data collection, workflow analysis, system configuration, testing, and providing ongoing support for pharmacy automation applications.
The Buyer is responsible for the acquisition of clinical and non-clinical products, including PO creation, order expediting, and invoice discrepancy resolution. They also provide high-level customer service and collaborate with clinicians and stakeholders to ensure efficient supply chain operations.
Provides clinical services including psychosocial assessment and various therapy modalities to meet established standards of care. Develops and reassesses patient treatment plans while participating in performance improvement activities.
Provides clinical services including psychosocial assessment and various therapy modalities to patients of all ages. Develops and reassesses patient treatment plans while participating in performance improvement activities.
Provides clinical services including psychosocial assessments and various therapy modalities to patients. Develops and maintains patient treatment plans while participating in performance improvement activities.
The analyst serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical processes through workflow analysis and configuration. They are responsible for application deployment, system testing, and ensuring software compliance with organizational goals and mandates like HIPAA.
The A/R Rep is responsible for billing, follow-up, claim edits, and provider enrollment review. They also handle cash posting, payer underpayment resolution, and various administrative or customer service functions.
The Hospital Billing Manager oversees all Medicare, commercial, and Medicaid billing activities within the centralized business office. They are responsible for maximizing reimbursement and minimizing accounts receivable through accurate and timely claims processing.
Provides clinical services including psychosocial assessments and various therapy modalities to patients. Develops and manages patient treatment plans while participating in performance improvement activities.
Provides clinical services including psychosocial assessment and various therapy modalities to patients. Develops and reassesses patient treatment plans while participating in performance improvement activities.
The Clinical Documentation Specialist evaluates physician documentation to ensure accurate representation of patient severity of illness for coding purposes. They also provide guidance to physicians, nursing, and ancillary staff regarding clinical documentation best practices.
The Interim Billing Manager oversees all Medicare, commercial, and Medicaid billing activities within the centralized business office. The role focuses on maximizing reimbursement and minimizing accounts receivable through accurate and timely handling of patient accounts and claims.
The IT Project Manager will manage multiple individual IT projects within the Corporate IT Project Portfolio, coordinating with departments and third-party vendors to ensure deliverables meet project schedules. They are responsible for maintaining project data in the ServiceNow system and overseeing project implementation strategies and vendor teams.
The Ambulatory CDI Specialist evaluates clinical documentation to ensure coding accuracy and specificity for HCC diagnosis codes. They also provide education and guidance to providers and staff regarding clinical documentation best practices.
The developer will design, implement, and operate BI data analysis systems while collaborating with other developers. They are responsible for creating focused applications that highlight opportunities and provide actionable metrics.
The Application Analyst Lead serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical workflows. They are responsible for system configuration, testing, support, and leading projects with system-wide implications.
The Clinical Pharmacy Specialist will serve as a subject matter expert in oncology and hematology, collaborating with healthcare teams to implement evidence-based clinical services and pharmacy standards. They are responsible for managing medication-use processes, conducting clinical research, and providing expert pharmacotherapy consultations across the health system.
The System Clinical Pharmacy Specialist will serve as a subject matter expert for neurology, psychology, and behavioral health, ensuring pharmaceutical care programs are integrated throughout the system. They will collaborate with healthcare teams to develop evidence-based guidelines, conduct clinical research, and oversee quality and regulatory compliance initiatives.
