The Portfolio Manager is responsible for defining and implementing the technology strategy roadmap, demand management, and portfolio governance. They act as a primary IT partner to business stakeholders to ensure project alignment with organizational goals and measurable business outcomes.
BJC HealthCare
18 Remote Job Openings at BJC HealthCare
Provides remote end-user support for software and hardware systems, with a focus on Epic and other clinical applications. Responsibilities include identifying and resolving technical issues, monitoring performance metrics, and assisting with preventative measures.
The Accounts Payable Clerk is responsible for processing invoices, maintaining organized financial records, and ensuring accurate financial reporting for BJC Health System. They also communicate accounts payable processes to customers and resolve related issues.
Prior Authorization Specialist - Ancillary - (FT Days)
BJC HealthCare
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Full Time
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2 days ago
BJC HealthCare
This role facilitates the financial clearance process by securing insurance authorizations and verifying benefits for patients across BJC facilities. The specialist ensures accurate patient data entry and maintains professional communication with provider offices and insurance payers.
The Project Manager is responsible for leading cross-functional financial projects, including financial analysis, reporting, and forecasting. They will develop models to assess the financial and operational impact of projects while providing regular status updates to management.
The role involves managing high volumes of inbound and outbound communications with patients and healthcare providers to coordinate care. Responsibilities include accurate data entry into electronic health records while ensuring patient privacy and resolving caller inquiries.
The Credentialed Trainer facilitates virtual Epic EMR classroom training for end users and manages the setup and quality control of training sessions. They also contribute to the development of learning resources, curriculum maintenance, and the configuration of Epic training environments.
The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing medium to large complex capital construction projects from design through close-out. They manage project teams, budgets, timelines, and vendor relationships while ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety standards.
The ED Charging Specialist is responsible for accurately associating charges for emergency department services and maintaining charge masters across the organization. They perform financial analysis to ensure consistent charging methodologies and support internal and external customers with reporting and billing processes.
The Inpatient Coder I is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes for inpatient encounters while adhering to regulatory guidelines. This includes abstracting data, reviewing patient encounters for compliance, and querying providers for clarification.
Provides strategic architectural leadership by translating business strategy into architecture principles, guardrails, and long-term roadmaps. Governs enterprise direction and mentors solution architects to ensure alignment across multiple technology domains.
The Enterprise Architect provides strategic leadership by translating business strategy into architectural principles, guardrails, and long-term roadmaps. The role focuses on governing architectural coherence and mentoring solution architects rather than performing project-specific implementation.
The Enterprise Architect provides strategic leadership by translating business strategy into architecture principles, guardrails, and long-term roadmaps. The role focuses on governing architectural coherence and mentoring solution architects rather than performing project-specific implementation.
The analyst is responsible for planning, designing, implementing, and maintaining Epic and other clinical applications. They handle complex build tasks, resolve advanced technical issues, and collaborate with leadership to ensure system acceptance.
The Inpatient Coder II is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes for inpatient encounters according to regulatory guidelines. This includes analyzing patient encounters, querying providers for clarification, and ensuring appropriate DRG assignment.
Responsible for data entry and ICD-10 coding within the Emergency General Surgery and Trauma Registries. The role also involves IRR reporting, data dictionary upkeep, and maintaining concurrency standards for accrediting bodies.
Sr. Compliance Coordinator (Billing & Coding)
BJC HealthCare
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Full Time
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2 months ago
BJC HealthCare
The Senior Compliance Coordinator conducts audits of provider documentation to ensure billing accuracy and compliance with federal and state regulations. They develop and deliver educational training to providers and staff to reduce coding errors and improve documentation trends.
Perform second-level inpatient coding audits to ensure compliance with federal and state regulatory guidelines and accurate DRG assignment. Develop and deliver educational materials and training plans to improve coding accuracy and compliance outcomes across the health system.