The scheduler is responsible for managing patient appointments, pre-registration, and transcribing external physician orders. They must handle high call volumes while maintaining accurate patient data and insurance information in the system.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the safe and efficient execution of pharmaceutical care across various clinical settings. Responsibilities include preparing medication orders, managing inventory, and maintaining accurate patient records while ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
The intern will support department projects and tasks to gain business experience while assisting with operational and clerical duties. They will collaborate with team members to identify solutions and ensure project timelines are met.
The role involves designing, implementing, and maintaining scalable data infrastructures while developing strategies for enterprise data integration and quality. It also requires building platform capabilities for data governance, AI-enabled workflows, and metadata management to support analytics and operational needs.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the execution of safe and efficient pharmaceutical care across various clinical settings. Responsibilities include preparing medication orders, managing inventory, and providing excellent customer service while adhering to regulatory standards.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the execution of safe and efficient pharmaceutical care across various practice settings. Responsibilities include preparing medication orders, managing inventory, and providing excellent customer service while adhering to regulatory policies.
The Medicare Market Operations Partner oversees daily market operations for the Medicare Advantage program to ensure regulatory compliance and operational excellence. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive performance improvements in Star Ratings, member experience, and financial sustainability.
The HIM Systems Analyst is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining HIM applications and workflows to meet regional business needs. They analyze user requirements, troubleshoot system issues, and collaborate with clinical and technical teams to drive process improvements.
The Laboratory Genetic Counselor supports genetic testing stewardship, reviews pre-authorization requests, and educates providers on genetic testing options and medical management. They also conduct utilization reviews, participate in research projects, and prepare manuscripts for professional journals.
Design and develop scalable Salesforce solutions while serving as the internal expert for Health Cloud initiatives. Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements, provide technical leadership, and mentor junior team members to ensure high-quality deliverables.
Provide high-quality clinical services including diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of patients in-person or via telehealth. Collaborate effectively with the healthcare team and maintain professional standards while participating in on-call rotations.
The specialist is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the Legal Health Record and Master Patient Index by resolving complex data errors. They must accurately complete daily work queues and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure high-quality patient documentation.
The Credentialing Specialist facilitates the centralized verification office program by performing primary source verification of provider education and experience. They ensure the accuracy of provider information in databases and maintain compliance with accreditation and regulatory standards.
The Application Systems Manager oversees the daily operations, configuration, and support of clinical, administrative, or financial systems across multiple facilities. This role involves managing departmental budgets, staff training, and vendor relationships while ensuring adherence to best practice standards.
The Pharmacy Technician assists pharmacists in the safe and efficient execution of pharmaceutical care, including medication preparation, dispensing, and inventory management. They also provide excellent customer service, maintain accurate patient records, and participate in quality and safety initiatives.
The Senior Data Governance Analyst designs and implements processes for metadata management, reference data management, and data quality monitoring. They also develop semantic models and business glossaries to support operational, analytical, and AI-driven business initiatives.
The associate is responsible for managing patient accounts, including validating payment details, interpreting payer contracts, and resolving complex billing issues. They also perform account adjustments, initiate refunds or recoupments, and provide training to other team members.
The Pharmacy Technician reviews patient charts and clinical information to process medication refill authorizations in accordance with pharmacy protocols. They collaborate with pharmacists and care team members to ensure safe, efficient, and accurate pharmaceutical care.
The senior analyst is responsible for the planning, design, implementation, and ongoing optimization of complex healthcare information technology applications. They will also manage mid-sized projects, mentor team members, and ensure system integrity through rigorous testing and documentation.
The associate will research, validate, and post payments while managing payer recoupments and refunds. They are responsible for resolving complex account issues and maintaining accurate documentation in accordance with company policies.
The associate will research, validate, and adjust payment postings while managing payer recoupments and refunds. They are responsible for following up on accounts to ensure resolution while maintaining professional communication with customers.
The PB Coder II is responsible for resolving coding edits in Epic work queues and assigning accurate ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS classifications. This role ensures data integrity for reporting, maintains processing timeframes, and communicates with providers regarding billing codes.
The Payer Contracting Manager is responsible for the strategic management of payer and specialty network relationships to support transplant programs. This role oversees contract negotiations, reimbursement issue resolution, and cross-functional collaboration to drive program growth.
The role involves interpreting a broad spectrum of pediatric imaging studies and providing overnight coverage for emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services. The physician will also consult with referring providers and participate in quality and safety initiatives.
Provide 24/7 neurohospitalist or teleneurohospitalist services, including stroke and inpatient neurology consults. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of neuro-intensivists, neurosurgeons, and other specialists to ensure high-quality patient care.
