The Lead PFS Medical Billing Specialist acts as a proxy for the department manager and coordinates productivity, quality standards, and staff training. They also serve as a subject matter expert to resolve complex billing issues and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
The Lead PFS Medical Billing Specialist acts as a subject matter expert and mentor while coordinating staff training, quality standards, and onboarding efforts. They also collaborate with revenue cycle departments to resolve complex billing issues, ensure compliance with payer guidelines, and assist management with reporting and process improvements.
The Clinical Coordinator manages e-Consults and referrals within the Mayo Clinic Care Network while educating providers on clinical tools. They also collaborate with marketing and leadership to ensure effective implementation of MCCN resources and clinical projects.
The ITSM Specialist is responsible for the operational effectiveness and continuous improvement of IT Service Management practices and the Jira Service Management platform. They oversee ITIL-aligned processes, including incident, change, and problem management, while ensuring SLA compliance and workflow automation.
The Decision Support Analyst partners with leadership to perform financial analysis that enhances operational efficiency and patient care. They are responsible for identifying cost-saving opportunities, conducting profitability analyses, and maintaining systems for costing and productivity assessments.
The specialist performs clinical documentation integrity reviews, submits provider queries, and manages first and second-level appeals. They also conduct mortality reviews, track denials, and assign appropriate ICD-10-CM/PCS codes and DRGs.
The Clinic/Outpatient Coder II is responsible for accurately assigning ICD-10-CM and CPT codes for emergency room, outpatient surgery, and clinic specialty services. The role requires interpreting patient records and collaborating with the HIM Coding Manager to ensure high-quality coding standards.
The Production Analyst researches, designs, and maintains computer systems to support talent administration and organizational projects. They are responsible for system maintenance, data integrity, report generation, and providing software training and troubleshooting for users.
Lead application analysts in delivering projects and communicating with leadership and operational stakeholders. Responsible for the implementation, support, and troubleshooting of software products to ensure high-quality end-user solutions.
Lead application analysts in delivering projects and communicating with operational stakeholders and leadership. Responsible for the implementation, support, and troubleshooting of application software to provide high-quality solutions for end users.
Serve as the primary point-of-contact for coders and assist management with departmental duties and projects. Provide accurate coding advice to inpatient staff and other entities while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
The Revenue Integrity Analyst identifies and corrects processes that lead to lost revenue and ensures the accuracy of charge capture and billing functions. The role involves auditing, managing Epic work queues, performing RAC appeals, and assisting with CDM updates to maintain operational integrity.
