Administer and evaluate security tools and controls, especially for mobile devices and network access, and monitor systems and traffic for suspicious activity. Support incident response, vulnerability remediation, security documentation, compliance reviews, and security guidance for IT projects and business teams.
The role involves conducting research and analytic analysis under the direction of the vice chair. Responsibilities also include providing copy editing, proofreading, and reference management support for various academic and professional documents.
The manager oversees the planning, deployment, and management of cloud-based infrastructure while leading a team of cloud engineers. They are responsible for driving cloud strategy, ensuring system reliability, and optimizing performance and costs across the organization.
The EHRI Engineer II is responsible for managing electronic health record integration tasks while upholding organizational values of compassion and excellence. They must collaborate effectively with team members and maintain a strong focus on patient and community needs.
The Cloud Engineer II is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining complex public and private cloud infrastructures to ensure high availability and scalability. They also lead cloud projects, enforce security policies, and mentor junior team members to foster a collaborative environment.
The analyst will design, code, test, and install software applications and system interfaces while providing ongoing support for integrated information networks. They are also responsible for managing multi-disciplinary projects and training user personnel on system modifications.
The Coding Quality Reviewer performs comprehensive audits of professional coding and clinical documentation to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulatory standards. They also serve as a subject matter expert by developing and delivering targeted education to coders and providers to improve documentation and revenue integrity.
The Coding Quality Reviewer and Educator performs comprehensive audits of professional coding and clinical documentation to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulatory standards. They also develop and deliver targeted education to coders and providers to improve documentation quality and revenue integrity.
The 340B Specialist monitors and optimizes the 340B program to ensure compliance with medication procurement, billing, and inventory management standards. They perform audits of pharmacy claims data, manage TPA portal inputs, and collaborate with the 340B team to address compliance risks.
The Clinical Trial Program Manager leads the initiation and execution of clinical trials, ensuring regulatory compliance and effective site activation. They also supervise and mentor a team of research staff while managing study budgets, contracts, and cross-functional collaborations.
The Trauma Registrar is responsible for the accurate collection, abstraction, and entry of clinical data into the TraumaOne database. They ensure hospital compliance with trauma registry standards and collaborate with the trauma team to support performance improvement processes.
The Coding Specialist is responsible for the accurate review, interpretation, and assignment of medical codes to support appropriate reimbursement and compliance. They collaborate with clinical teams and providers to ensure documentation integrity and resolve coding edits.
The role involves researching and updating coding documentation guidelines while developing and delivering educational training materials for staff. Additionally, the reviewer performs internal audits, analyzes coding metrics, and assists with external audit feedback sessions.
The Contracting Analyst produces financial and statistical reports to support payer contract negotiations, modeling, and reimbursement structures. They also identify revenue opportunities, manage contract performance, and collaborate with clinical and financial leadership to ensure organizational goals are met.
The specialist is responsible for reviewing, correcting, and resubmitting denied medical claims to ensure accurate reimbursement. They also analyze denial trends and communicate with internal departments and third-party payers to resolve adjudication delays.
The employee will manage the follow-up process for outstanding and denied claims for a multi-specialty physician practice. Responsibilities include analyzing denial trends, correcting claims in the system, and communicating with third-party payers to resolve adjudication issues.
The role involves reviewing, correcting, and appealing denied medical claims while identifying denial trends to resolve payer errors. The incumbent will also communicate with internal departments and third-party payers to ensure accurate claim adjudication and maintain compliance with HIPAA guidelines.
The Applications Analyst provides analysis and programming to assist in the selection, implementation, and ongoing support of application software. They are responsible for designing, coding, testing, and maintaining software applications and interfaces to meet organizational needs.
The Principal Security Architect establishes and governs secure technology architecture across hybrid and multi-cloud environments while partnering with infrastructure and application teams. They lead architecture review activities, define security standards, and drive the remediation of security gaps across identity, network, and data platforms.
The Director is responsible for strategic planning, IT architectural development, and the management of information services across the health delivery system. They oversee system implementation, application development, and ensure that information services align with organizational goals and customer needs.
Responsible for implementing ABA treatment plans and providing direct care to children aged 2-8+ in their homes. Duties include documenting patient progress, managing aggressive behaviors, and assisting with daily living activities.
Responsible for implementing ABA treatment plans and providing direct care to children aged 2-8+ in their homes. Duties include documenting patient progress, managing aggressive behaviors, and assisting with daily living activities.
