The System Grants Director will lead the development and implementation of a system-wide grants strategy to secure revenue and support the organization's mission. This role involves managing pre- and post-award services while ensuring grant compliance across all local markets.
The Specialty Coder I is responsible for coding diagnoses and procedures for outpatient physician charges, including Evaluation and Management levels. They also review medical records to facilitate the accurate collection of patient care information.
The Provider Onboarding Coordinator manages the end-to-end integration process for new physicians and practices, ensuring operational standards and cultural alignment. They lead cross-functional teams to execute onboarding, offboarding, and practice moves while maintaining compliance and financial oversight.
The Accounts Payable Supervisor manages the accounts payable team, including training, development, and workload delegation. They also contribute to process development and assist in the compilation and generation of IRS Form 1099s.
The role involves coordinating referral requests and managing appointment communications across multiple locations. Responsibilities include obtaining pre-authorizations and providing clerical support to ensure efficient patient connection.
The Program Specialist is responsible for directing IT programs and projects, including managing project plans, budgets, and work breakdown structures. They coordinate all project activities such as software and hardware implementation, training, and process improvement initiatives.
The Oncology Data Specialist performs case finding, abstracting, and follow-up activities for patients with a cancer diagnosis. They are responsible for identifying reportable cases and obtaining treatment data from primary sources.
The specialist serves as the subject matter expert for OPAT/COpAT services, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to develop and optimize clinical workflows and antimicrobial stewardship programs. They facilitate safe transitions of care for patients on antimicrobial therapy and monitor clinical outcomes to improve patient safety and reduce readmissions.
The Administrative Assistant III provides comprehensive administrative support to executives, including managing complex calendars, coordinating travel, and preparing for high-level meetings. They also handle accounts payable tasks, maintain office routines, and act as a liaison between internal departments and external contacts.
The HR Specialist will conduct background checks and coordinate employee health screenings for new hires to ensure compliance with legal standards. They will also maintain the integrity of the recruitment process while handling sensitive information with strict confidentiality.
Provide software, hardware, and network troubleshooting and problem resolution to all BHS entities. Diagnose user issues and guide them through template-driven solutions while escalating complex problems to second-level support 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 Supply Chain Analyst is responsible for routine data extraction, report generation, and variance analysis to support supply chain operations. They also monitor key performance indicators and assist in tracking savings initiatives and contract compliance metrics.
The Application Analyst maintains and implements WellSky Transfusion and Epic Beaker systems to ensure optimal performance. They manage information system projects and serve as the primary contact for assigned applications to meet business needs.
The analyst serves as a trusted advisor to pharmacy leadership by translating complex data into actionable insights for strategic decision-making and operational excellence. They are responsible for developing analytics, monitoring performance, and identifying opportunities for growth across pharmacy programs including specialty and 340B initiatives.
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 LPN manages asynchronous patient care tasks including InBasket messages, prescription refills, and clinical advice requests within a virtual environment. They collaborate with healthcare providers to coordinate care, triage patient needs, and ensure continuity of care.
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 auditor will research denials and suspected underpayments from commercial and governmental payors to ensure appropriate reimbursement. They will also facilitate the development of corporate and facility-level strategies to improve reimbursement by identifying negative trends.
The Application Analyst serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical processes. They are responsible for system configuration, workflow analysis, testing, and ensuring software compliance with organizational and external mandates.
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.
The coder ensures accurate and complete inpatient coding to support the measurement and reporting of hospital and physician outcomes. They maintain continuous quality improvement and adhere to established clinical coding guidelines.
The Coding Business Analyst is responsible for organizing, analyzing, and presenting data related to Ambulatory Coding and CDI to support performance improvement initiatives. They also produce recurring reports and provide technical assistance to the coding department.
The Pharmacy Revenue Cycle Analyst ensures optimal revenue capture by monitoring pharmacy charge capture, coding accuracy, and claims processing. They also collaborate with pharmacy leadership to manage payment models, audit denials, and maintain compliance with billing regulations.
The analyst serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical workflows through training, testing, and support. They are responsible for managing stakeholder expectations, resolving technical issues, and ensuring software builds meet organizational and regulatory mandates.
The manager will develop and maintain strategic relationships with pharmaceutical manufacturers and specialty pharmacy networks to optimize medication access. They will also oversee access workflows, including prior authorizations and financial assistance, to ensure timely patient access to specialty therapies.
Responsible for the functional configuration of the ERP system and contract management software, including the transactional exchange of data between ERP and clinical systems. Manages ERP data, inventory control, PAR management, and coordinates system training for employees.
The Oncology Data Specialist is responsible for case finding, abstracting, and follow-up activities for cancer patients. They ensure all reportable cases are identified and documented accurately according to established standards and regulations.
The AI Manager leads the operational execution of the organization's applied AI strategy across clinical and administrative domains. This includes managing the full AI algorithm lifecycle from intake and evaluation to deployment and optimization.
Ensure the overall quality and accuracy of inpatient coding for measuring and reporting physician and hospital outcomes. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical coding guidelines in accordance with Coding Clinic and AHA standards.
Ensure the overall quality and accuracy of inpatient coding for measuring physician and hospital outcomes. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical coding guidelines in accordance with Coding Clinic and AHA Official Coding Guidelines.
The Informatics Pharmacist Specialist manages pharmacy automation and technology systems, ensuring integration and standardization. They provide consultative oversight for pharmacy software systems and lead informatics initiatives to enhance medication use processes.
