The Cash Posting Specialist is responsible for the accurate and timely posting of insurance and patient payments across various infusion and specialty pharmacy services. This role ensures revenue cycle integrity by reconciling payments, managing denials, and resolving reimbursement discrepancies.
The Intake Specialist manages incoming referrals for specialty pharmacy and infusion services, ensuring accurate patient data entry and benefits coordination. They serve as a liaison between patients, providers, and payers to facilitate seamless onboarding and therapy access.
The Director of 340B Pharmacy Operations leads the operational and compliance lifecycle for the 340B Infusion Leakage Program, ensuring regulatory adherence and financial accuracy. This role manages program onboarding, develops quality assurance frameworks, and facilitates ongoing performance governance with health system partners.
The Senior Clinical Compliance Manager provides expert guidance to healthcare organizations to ensure adherence to laws, regulations, and accreditation standards. They also lead cross-functional projects, conduct clinical audits, and develop quality improvement strategies to support client deliverables.
The Collections Specialist manages outstanding accounts receivable for pharmacy and infusion services by following up on claims and resolving billing errors. They collaborate with clinical and billing teams to ensure maximum reimbursement while maintaining compliance with payer requirements and HIPAA regulations.
The Billing Specialist is responsible for the accurate preparation, review, and submission of medical and pharmacy claims across infusion and specialty care services. This role involves managing claim edits, resolving rejections, and collaborating with internal teams to ensure optimal reimbursement outcomes.
The Senior Corporate Counsel will draft, review, and negotiate complex commercial agreements while supporting corporate governance and transactional matters. They will also provide legal guidance on healthcare regulatory issues and partner with cross-functional teams to facilitate business growth.
The Accounting Manager will lead core accounting operations, including month-end close, revenue recognition under ASC 606, and financial reporting. They will also manage cash forecasting, payroll accounting, and drive process improvements through system automation.
The Manager will build and scale Coral's procurement-as-a-service offering by developing sourcing strategies and managing GPO contract portfolios. They will also oversee end-to-end client lifecycles, from acquisition through retention, while fostering relationships with manufacturers and distributors.
