The Database Administrator will support the availability, performance, security, and maintenance of Microsoft SQL Server environments across various platforms. Responsibilities include managing database health, performing migrations, implementing security standards, and developing automation scripts to improve operations.
This role involves performing cybersecurity risk assessments, maintaining security policies, and supporting compliance audits across various frameworks. The analyst will also manage third-party risk assessments and collaborate with stakeholders to remediate security vulnerabilities.
The GRC Manager will develop and maintain the enterprise governance, risk, and compliance program while ensuring adherence to healthcare standards like HIPAA and HITRUST. They will also lead AI governance initiatives and manage internal and external audits to mitigate organizational risk.
This role provides administrative and operational support to the IT department, including procurement coordination and vendor management. The incumbent will also assist with information security administration, compliance documentation, and general IT leadership support.
The Security Engineer II will design, implement, and maintain security controls across cloud, network, and endpoint environments. They will also monitor for security threats, manage incident response, and ensure compliance with healthcare regulatory standards.
The Security Operations Manager will lead the daily cybersecurity operations, including monitoring, incident detection, and response. They are responsible for managing security technologies, overseeing vulnerability management, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulatory frameworks.
The Technical Analyst I is responsible for managing the lifecycle of corporate IT hardware, including inventory tracking, deployment, and shipping. They also provide first-level technical support for hardware, Windows, network connectivity, and common business applications.
Coordinate patient care by processing referrals, scheduling appointments, and communicating with providers, pharmacies, and insurance companies. Serve as the primary point of contact for patients regarding medications, lab work, and treatment plan execution.
The roles involve managing accounts receivable calls for hospital and physician billing, handling provider enrollment and credentialing, and providing international customer support. Additionally, the Quality Analyst role focuses on monitoring and improving AR performance.
Oversee a team of Customer Service Representatives managing high-volume patient inquiries regarding billing, claims, and insurance. Provide coaching, monitor performance metrics, and handle complex patient escalations to ensure quality and compliance.
Serve as the primary point of contact for scheduling patient appointments and verifying insurance benefits. Coordinate with providers and medical staff to ensure efficient patient care and maintain accurate demographic records.
The specialist is responsible for verifying patient insurance eligibility, tracking outstanding claims, and resolving denials to ensure timely reimbursement. They will collaborate with providers and insurance carriers while maintaining accurate documentation in the billing system.
