The Sr. RCM Coding Coordinator manages administrative coding functions, develops departmental documentation, and supports operational initiatives. This role also conducts regulatory research, facilitates team communications, and analyzes coding performance trends to ensure compliance.
The Senior Manager, RCM is responsible for overseeing daily operations, project initiatives, and performance metrics for practice-based revenue cycle management teams. This role involves collaborating with leadership to optimize workflows, manage staff, and ensure compliance across all RCM service lines.
The Research Administrative Coordinator provides high-level operational support to the VP of Research and the OneR leadership team. Responsibilities include managing calendars, coordinating meetings, preparing performance reports, and overseeing contractor documentation.
The consultant will serve as a subject matter expert to support oncology practices with infusion operations, workflow optimization, and staff education. They will also assist with EMR implementation, clinical best practices, and quality improvement initiatives across multiple clinical sites.
The Sr. Analyst will support the development and scaling of clinical data assets and AI initiatives to drive evidence generation and precision medicine. They will collaborate with engineering teams to define data models and create actionable data products and dashboards for strategic partners.
The IT Project Technician II is responsible for the on-site execution of IT infrastructure projects, including hardware deployment, network equipment installation, and clinical peripheral setup. They also provide Tier 2 troubleshooting and go-live support while documenting site configurations and coordinating with vendors.
The Sr. Manager, Authorizations will oversee daily prior authorization operations, managing team performance and vendor partnerships to ensure timely service delivery. They are responsible for developing sustainable workflows, reducing revenue leakage, and ensuring cross-functional alignment between clinical and revenue cycle teams.
The Sr. Accounts Receivable Representative leads a team to ensure the timely and accurate processing of health insurance claims. They also manage day-to-day problem-solving, assist with revenue cycle maintenance, and mentor staff to improve productivity and compliance.
The Charge Capture Specialist is responsible for the accurate and timely posting of medical charges according to coding guidelines. They must review encounter tracking to ensure all billing is captured and communicate effectively with site managers and physicians to resolve billing issues.
The Medical Coding Specialist performs daily charge reviews and audits physician documentation to ensure accurate coding of visits, surgeries, and procedures. They also assist practice leadership by analyzing coding data, identifying issues, and preparing reports to ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
The Authorization Specialist is responsible for obtaining and verifying prior authorizations for oncology services to ensure timely treatment and compliance. They collaborate with clinical staff and payers to resolve authorization issues and manage denials effectively.
The Medical Coding and Billing Specialist is responsible for maintaining coding rules, verifying insurance eligibility, and managing the accurate submission of claims for oncology services. They also investigate claim denials and collaborate with clinical teams to ensure documentation compliance and efficient revenue cycle management.
The Credentialing Specialist manages the end-to-end privileging and credentialing process for physicians and allied health professionals. Responsibilities include verifying provider information, maintaining database files, and ensuring compliance with managed care and hospital requirements.
The RCM QA Coding Specialist conducts quality reviews of billers and coders to ensure accuracy and compliance with federal and payer regulations. They also analyze data to prepare reports and provide training to staff based on audit findings.
The Insurance AR Specialist is responsible for reviewing monthly accounts receivables, following up on claims, and resolving insurance issues for oncology services. They will also communicate with patients regarding self-pay balances and ensure accurate documentation of all collection activities.
The Medical Coding Specialist performs daily charge reviews and audits physician documentation to ensure accurate coding of CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS. They also assist practice leadership in analyzing coding data and resolving complex compliance issues.
The Service Desk Technician I serves as the primary point of contact for technology issues, managing incident tickets and providing technical support to end users. They are responsible for documenting resolutions, triaging issues, and coordinating with other technical teams to ensure efficient service delivery.
The Clinical Program Specialist is responsible for coordinating, implementing, and optimizing strategic clinical programs across the OneOncology network. This role manages day-to-day project execution, facilitates communication between stakeholders, and monitors key performance indicators to ensure initiative success.
The Credentialing Specialist manages the full privileging and credentialing process for physicians and allied health professionals, including application submission and verification. They are also responsible for maintaining provider files, tracking clinical licenses, and managing continuing education credits.
The Sr. Manager, RCM will oversee daily revenue cycle operations, including pre-billing, EDI, and accounts receivable teams for the Urology specialty. They are responsible for developing sustainable workflows, managing staff performance, and collaborating with leadership to reduce revenue leakage and improve financial health.
The Director will drive cross-functional process improvements across clinical research operations to accelerate study activation and increase patient accrual. They will act as the primary bridge between research operations and the technology team to translate process designs into automated solutions and AI tools.
Provide financial counseling to patients regarding insurance coverage, out-of-pocket costs, and payment arrangements. Manage financial assistance applications and maintain accurate documentation within patient management and electronic medical record systems.
The Triage Nurse manages patient communications, assessing symptoms and side effects to provide appropriate interventions and education. They collaborate with physicians and scheduling teams to coordinate care and prevent unnecessary emergency department visits.
Lead the implementation and improvement of clinical pharmacy services and the Shared Pharmacy Services model. Manage regimen build teams and provide clinical resource support for oncology pharmacotherapy across the network.
Directs pharmacy operations and develops strategies to enhance in-office dispensing across the United Urology Group network. Collaborates with clinical teams to implement quality assurance programs and ensure compliance with USP standards.
The Triage Nurse monitors and responds to patient communications regarding symptoms and side effects, utilizing approved algorithms to assess urgency. They collaborate with physicians and scheduling teams to coordinate care and prevent unnecessary emergency department visits.
Supervise the daily operations of the Patient AR team to ensure accurate, timely, and compliant billing. Manage patient bad debt, maintain AR days benchmarks, and oversee staff performance through audits and counseling.
Drive the execution of clinical innovation initiatives by guiding cross-functional teams and subject matter experts to improve cancer care. Design and scale innovative clinical services while partnering with practices to optimize workflows and track performance via KPIs.
Coordinate day-to-day execution of all RCM functions and optimize performance through KPI development and monitoring. Manage operational infrastructure to support growth via practice acquisition and integration while ensuring regulatory compliance.
The Patient Accounting Liaison manages inbound calls to collect past due balances, establish payment plans, and address billing or coding inquiries. They also assess financial hardship eligibility and maintain accurate patient account documentation.
The Senior Manager is responsible for managing revenue cycle performance, building relationships with practice executives, and implementing standardized workflows across locations. They will analyze performance data to identify gaps and lead initiatives to improve operational efficiency within the oncology practice network.
The Contract Manager will oversee the contract life cycle and performance of assigned physician practices, including negotiations and strategy development. This role involves ensuring compliance with financial targets and legal requirements while providing support for payer-related issues.
