The Director of Payroll Analytics & Customer Support will lead the development of payroll analytics strategies and oversee customer support operations for payroll and timekeeping. This role is responsible for driving process automation, ensuring data integrity, and providing strategic insights to senior leadership to enhance business decision-making.
The Senior Payroll & Timekeeping Systems Reporting Analyst is responsible for driving data-driven payroll operations and delivering actionable insights through complex reporting and BI solutions. This role manages payroll, timekeeping, and labor distribution data to support strategic decision-making, compliance, and financial forecasting.
The coordinator manages medical staff privileging processes, including the development of criteria and the oversight of Ongoing and Focused Professional Practice Evaluations. They also provide technical support for credentialing systems and ensure compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards.
The Patient Access Resource Specialist manages patient scheduling, referral processing, and financial clearance for clinical services. They act as a primary point of contact for patients and providers, ensuring accurate documentation in the electronic medical record.
The analyst is responsible for the timely preparation, filing, and administration of federal, state, and local tax obligations for the institution and its subsidiaries. They also conduct complex research, monitor compliance, and provide technical expertise to support organizational initiatives and policy development.
The Financial Interviewer is responsible for greeting, registering, and pre-registering patients while collecting accurate demographic, insurance, and financial information. They also perform financial screening for low-income patients and ensure compliance with hospital and regulatory policies.
This position provides administrative and logistical support for the statewide perinatal substance use disorder program, including coordination of outreach, quality improvement, and advocacy activities. The role also involves monitoring program metrics, managing budgets, and serving as a primary point of contact for partner hospitals and clinics.
The director will lead statewide perinatal substance use disorder activities, including coordinating with hospitals and clinics to improve integrated care. They are responsible for designing evaluation metrics, managing program budgets, and developing policy recommendations to enhance perinatal health outcomes.
The analyst will perform security center duties, including identifying and remediating vulnerabilities in third-party applications and medical devices. Additionally, they will manage small to medium security projects and collaborate with technical teams to resolve security-related issues.
The PAS Resource Specialist coordinates diagnostic imaging appointments and manages patient financial screening and insurance authorizations. They serve as a liaison between patients, clinical staff, and insurance carriers to ensure efficient service delivery.
The Privacy Associate serves as a subject matter expert to facilitate institutional compliance with privacy regulations, including HIPAA, FERPA, and GDPR. They are responsible for conducting privacy impact assessments, managing risk mitigation strategies, and providing expert guidance to the OHSU community.
The faculty member will provide didactic and clinical instruction for the online RNBS program while mentoring students in academic and professional development. Additionally, they will participate in scholarly activities, faculty governance, and service initiatives as assigned by the department.
The student worker will assist the Information and Collaboration Services team with technical documentation, departmental newsletters, and website maintenance. They will also support systems changes, project work, and security notifications while working with a cross-functional team.
The position involves reviewing clinical documentation to assign accurate CPT, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS codes for professional services. Additionally, the coder will monitor billing compliance, develop documentation procedures, and provide training and support to the coding team.
The Radiation Medicine Coder is responsible for abstracting medical records and assigning accurate CPT, ICD-10, and DRG codes for complex inpatient and outpatient services. The role also involves monitoring billing compliance with federal and state regulations and providing mentorship to coding staff.
Perform high-accuracy coding for specialized outpatient surgical and observation cases using Epic and 3M encoder. Provide mentorship to coding staff and ensure compliance with CMS and OMAP federal and state laws.
Manage, validate, and analyze large health insurance claims datasets using appropriate statistical methods. Work closely with interdisciplinary investigators to contribute to academic manuscripts and written reports.
