The Patient Service Representative supports imaging services by managing patient registration, scheduling, and order entry. They also handle patient intake, verify insurance information, and process payments while ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.
The Patient Service Representative supports imaging services by managing patient registration, scheduling, and order entry. They are responsible for verifying patient information, processing payments, and ensuring a seamless, professional experience for all patients.
The Trauma Registrar manages all components of the trauma registry and trauma informatics, including clinical case reviews and data retrieval. They are responsible for interpreting clinical care provided to trauma patients and performing advanced database administration tasks.
The Consulting Analyst provides IT implementation, optimization, and second-level support for application-specific issues. They lead initiatives for process improvements and manage complex application builds and fixes.
The Credentialing Specialist is responsible for coordinating the collection of credentialing materials for healthcare providers. They also maintain and update the provider credential database to ensure accuracy and compliance.
The Senior Provider Compensation Partner provides expert consultative guidance and analysis to leadership regarding provider compensation to ensure internal equity and regulatory compliance. They are responsible for resolving escalated compensation inquiries and monitoring programs to facilitate sound business decision-making.
The analyst performs detailed analytical and statistical reviews of the revenue cycle to identify and resolve billing problems within system applications. They act as a liaison between departments to troubleshoot, maintain system master files, and provide staff training.
The Health Info Tech is responsible for maintaining the patient chart filing system and ensuring the efficient flow of paper through the clinic. This role involves interacting with internal staff and external parties such as patients, pharmacies, and other physician offices.
The Director of Security oversees the development, implementation, and evaluation of comprehensive security programs across the MultiCare Health System. They provide leadership to matrixed teams, establish strategic initiatives, and ensure compliance with national, state, and Joint Commission standards.
The AR Analyst Support Specialist organizes and analyzes data to support revenue cycle and registration functions. They serve as a key contact for Epic module operations and assist in resolving registration problems.
The Program Manager oversees clinical research compliance and quality assurance across business units while supporting Principal Investigators and coordinators with regulatory adherence. They are responsible for developing quality processes, participating in audits, and analyzing operational data to drive continuous improvement.
The analyst will maintain application configuration, database integrity, and provide first-line support for system issues. They are also responsible for designing, testing, and enhancing system functions and reports to meet organizational objectives.
The analyst supports the health system's long-range financial and capital planning by developing multi-year models, forecasts, and strategic growth initiatives. They work cross-functionally to ensure data integrity and provide executive-level reporting for capital investments and financial performance.
The analyst performs detailed statistical reviews of the revenue cycle to resolve billing problems within system applications. They act as a liaison with IS-Application Analysts to troubleshoot systems, maintain master files, and train staff.
The Revenue Cycle Liaison performs analytical reviews of self-pay accounts receivable and serves as the primary contact for vendor management. They coordinate between business offices, IS&T analysts, and external payers to resolve billing system problems.
