The specialist manages accounts receivable by validating insurance claims, resolving billing edits, and processing rejections. They also perform follow-up collections, prepare appeals, and document all account activities in compliance with regulatory guidelines.
The HIM Certified Coder is responsible for the accurate and timely coding of hospital encounters using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS systems to ensure compliant billing. They also serve as an expert resource for coding guidelines and facilitate revenue optimization through auditing and documentation improvement.
The Ambulatory CDI Specialist performs chart reviews to ensure accurate code assignment and supports clinical documentation quality. They also provide coding education to providers and staff while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
The analyst manages the build and configuration of the Workday Financial System while providing subject matter expertise to cross-functional teams. They are responsible for project management, process improvement, and providing production support to ensure system integrity and efficiency.
The Grants Proposal Coordinator manages the submission and administration of externally funded programs while ensuring compliance with federal and institutional regulations. They collaborate with departments to develop budgets, monitor financial activity, and maintain reporting systems to support strategic growth.
The Grants Financial Analyst supports externally funded programs by ensuring compliance with OMB 2 CFR 200 Uniform Guidance and managing post-award financial activities. Responsibilities include monitoring budgets, reconciling expenditures, preparing financial reports, and collaborating with departments to manage grants within the Workday system.
The Patient Services Representative coordinates daily clinic preparation, including patient registration, scheduling, and charge posting. They also manage incoming patient care requests, handle telephone communications, and secure necessary prior authorizations.
The HIM Certified Coder is responsible for the accurate and timely coding of hospital and professional encounters using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS classification systems. They also serve as an expert resource for coding guidelines, facilitate revenue optimization, and perform internal audits to ensure billing compliance.
The HIM Certified Coder is responsible for the accurate and timely coding of hospital and professional fee encounters to ensure compliant billing. They also serve as an expert resource for coding guidelines and facilitate revenue optimization through auditing and monitoring activities.
The coding coordinator provides leadership and technical expertise within their coding service line while mentoring and training staff. They also perform peer audits, assist with departmental budgets, and ensure adherence to best practices and coding standards.
Support and maintain finance and accounting applications, including system configuration, testing, data integrity, documentation, user training, and reporting. Prepare financial analyses, dashboards, reconciliations, and variance reports, and collaborate with operational leaders and finance teams on projects and decision-making.
The manager oversees daily operations of the Clinical Documentation Integrity program, including staff management, data analysis, and process optimization. They collaborate with medical staff and coding leadership to ensure accurate DRG assignment, regulatory compliance, and effective provider education.
The HIM Certified Coder is responsible for the accurate and timely coding of inpatient and outpatient encounters to ensure compliant billing. They also serve as an expert resource for coding guidelines and facilitate revenue optimization through auditing and monitoring processes.
The Epic Training and Optimization Specialist is responsible for orienting users to EMR applications and providing performance consulting to ensure optimal system usage. They also collaborate with the IT Build Team to design training plans, develop learning materials, and support departmental Super Users.
The radiologist will perform remote body imaging interpretations with a focus on emergency cases. Responsibilities include utilizing various modalities such as X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound while participating in teaching and research opportunities.
The Scheduler is responsible for managing patient inquiries via telephone and work queues, including scheduling and pre-registration tasks. They facilitate communication between patients and providers while accurately documenting medical information and insurance details.
The physician will perform diagnostic radiology interpretations for X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound modalities. The role requires maintaining efficient communication workflows and utilizing advanced imaging software in a 100% remote capacity.
The physician will perform remote diagnostic radiology interpretations including X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound modalities. The role involves working a night shift schedule to support patient care and communication workflows within the radiology department.
The HIM Certified Coder is responsible for the accurate and timely coding of hospital and professional fee encounters using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS systems. They also facilitate revenue optimization, perform coding audits, and serve as an expert resource for regulatory coding guidelines.
The physician will perform 100% neuroradiology cross-sectional imaging and participate in advanced imaging modalities. They will work within a Comprehensive Stroke Center and Level I Trauma Center environment.
The Revenue Cycle Systems Analyst implements, tests, and administers Epic modules and billing system applications. They serve as a liaison between stakeholders to resolve functionality issues and develop customized reports to ensure system efficiency.
The physician will perform 100% remote neuroradiology cross-sectional imaging interpretations. They will also participate in teaching and research opportunities through the Carle Illinois College of Medicine.
The Senior Cyber Resiliency Engineer monitors alerts, investigates cybersecurity incidents, and coordinates technical responses across the enterprise. They also develop and maintain security procedures, playbooks, and tools to strengthen detection and recovery capabilities.
The analyst implements, tests, and administers revenue cycle system applications and serves as a liaison between vendors and end-users. They are responsible for maintaining Epic modules, developing application reports, and resolving system functionality issues.
The analyst implements, tests, and administers revenue cycle system applications, serving as a liaison between vendors and end-users. They are responsible for the maintenance of Epic modules, claims systems, and the development of customized application reports.
