The Director of Clinical Systems Engineering will lead requirements elicitation, workflow design, and technical implementation for clinical and financial systems. They are responsible for overseeing data integration, managing vendor relationships, and supervising a team of Clinical Applications Analysts.
The analyst will serve as a subject matter expert for Workday modules, managing system configurations, reporting, and integrations. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to support system updates, data integrity, and process improvements.
The Buy and Bill Procurement Lead manages day-to-day program operations, ensuring compliance with REMS requirements and facilitating workflows across clinics. They are responsible for training staff, monitoring data quality, and collaborating with operations and revenue cycle management teams to resolve process gaps.
The Senior EMR Practice Management Analyst provides advanced support, analysis, and optimization for practice management and clearinghouse systems. This role acts as a subject matter expert to streamline billing, coding, and registration workflows while collaborating with clinical and operational teams.
The manager will support the development and delivery of operational training programs, onboarding initiatives, and performance improvement strategies. They will also evaluate workflows, identify training gaps, and coach team members to ensure operational consistency and excellence.
The Clinical Supervisor will oversee clinical operations and provide guidance to staff within an office-based opioid treatment setting. They are responsible for ensuring the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based medication-assisted treatment to patients struggling with opioid use disorder.
