The Revenue Cycle Analyst is responsible for developing and measuring revenue cycle trends and identifying opportunities for improvement. The role reports to the Director of Strategic Pricing and Revenue Integrity and involves participating in a variety of analytical engagements.
The SecOps Manager oversees the Security Operations Center, including threat detection, incident response, and digital forensics. They are responsible for managing the SecOps team, optimizing security tooling, and ensuring compliance with organizational security policies.
Lead end-to-end access transformation projects by partnering with clinical, operational, and IT teams to design and implement workflow solutions. Facilitate cross-functional collaboration to drive measurable improvements in patient access and scheduling processes.
The analyst is responsible for revenue cycle billing compliance regarding governmental payers and monitoring Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) requests. They coordinate the release of information and manage follow-ups with departments regarding audit appeals and deadlines.
The Inpatient Auditor supports the quality and development of the inpatient coding team through audits, education, and mentorship. This role focuses on ensuring coding accuracy, DRG assignment, and regulatory compliance while assisting with onboarding and training.
The Nurse Triage Registered Nurse is responsible for assessing, planning, and evaluating patient care through telephone-based triage and clinical support. Responsibilities include providing patient education, managing test results, coordinating care needs, and handling medication refills.
The Manager Analytics advises clinical and administrative leadership on the design and implementation of analytics applications. They provide direct oversight to the analytics team while fostering professional development and ensuring alignment with organizational strategic priorities.
The RN Second-Level CDI & Quality Reviewer performs in-depth concurrent and retrospective medical record reviews to ensure accurate DRG assignment and quality outcomes. This role collaborates with coding, quality, and provider teams to analyze quality metrics and minimize preventable quality flags.
The Infrastructure Engineer designs and maintains robust, scalable data platforms to support analytics and decision-making across the healthcare organization. They collaborate cross-functionally to integrate diverse systems, networks, and security protocols into a high-performing analytics infrastructure.
The RN CDI Educator develops and implements educational programs for the CDI team, including onboarding and continuing education. This role ensures adherence to clinical documentation quality, compliance, and best practice standards.
Develop and conduct coding and billing training programs for providers and staff while ensuring compliance with government and third-party regulations. Perform medical coding audits for providers and specialists to identify educational needs and ensure revenue cycle integrity.
The analyst is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and rectifying inaccuracies in billing and reimbursement for third-party payors. They document trends and communicate findings to stakeholders to ensure compliant billing and maximize hospital revenue.
The Systems Analyst performs system life cycle tasks including planning, design, integration, testing, and maintenance of assigned applications. They also lead small projects and initiatives while providing ongoing support for infrastructure.
The Inpatient Coder is responsible for accurately coding complex medical records within an academic medical center, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and documentation requirements. They also provide support and mentorship to trainee coders while maintaining high-quality performance standards.
The analyst will perform system life cycle tasks including planning, configuration, and maintenance for Epic Willow Ambulatory and related pharmacy systems. They will work closely with operations staff to support the IT needs of the ambulatory pharmacy department.
The Triage RN is responsible for managing incoming calls to the after-hours answering service from patients and healthcare providers. They assess patient needs and provide clinical guidance using established triage protocols while documenting encounters in the Epic system.
