The Sourcing and Contracting Manager leads the value analysis process to identify savings opportunities, manage contracts, and optimize supply chain initiatives. They are responsible for overseeing implementation, conducting market research, and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and organizational policies.
The coder is responsible for reviewing medical records and assigning accurate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to ensure proper financial reimbursement and compliance with federal regulations. They also abstract data for quality improvement and resolve pre-bill edits or denials to maintain accurate accounts receivable.
The Contracts Coordinator provides administrative support to the legal department, including managing contract lifecycle systems and triaging communications. They are responsible for maintaining confidential legal files, coordinating signature authorities, and ensuring the integrity of departmental reports.
The specialist is responsible for preparing, processing, and submitting accurate insurance claims while managing work queues to meet performance targets. They must also perform accounts receivable follow-up, handle appeals, and resolve billing issues in compliance with regulatory standards.
Facilitates an interdisciplinary team approach to ensure cost-effective, high-quality care interventions across the continuum. Conducts comprehensive health risk assessments and monitors care strategies to improve patient health outcomes and quality of life.
The specialist is responsible for performing root cause analysis and resolving insurance denials through follow-up, appeals, and corrected claim submissions. They must also maintain accurate account documentation and communicate effectively with payers and internal departments.
The psychologist provides clinical supervision to staff, including therapists, nurses, and behavioral technicians, while ensuring high-quality patient care. They also perform direct counseling, case management, and participate in multi-disciplinary treatment planning.
The Expert Application Systems Analyst is responsible for instructing and directing systems analysis personnel while formulating system scope and objectives. They also design, develop, and test complex software components while acting as a liaison between the application team and the user community.
The analyst is responsible for the design, build, testing, and maintenance of Epic software solutions tailored to organizational needs. This includes providing tier-2 support, resolving application incidents, and collaborating with subject matter experts to optimize workflows.
Responsible for coding inpatient, outpatient, ED, and Home Health records using ICD-10 and CPT-4 systems to ensure accurate financial reimbursement. The role involves reviewing medical records, resolving pre-bill edits, and maintaining a 95% accuracy rate.
Responsible for assigning accurate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient, outpatient, and specialty medical records for financial reimbursement. The role involves resolving pre-bill edits and maintaining a 95% accuracy rate in accordance with federal regulations.
Responsible for assigning accurate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes for various hospital records to ensure proper financial reimbursement. The role involves resolving pre-bill edits and maintaining a 95% accuracy rate in accordance with federal regulations.
Assign appropriate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient and outpatient records for financial reimbursement and research. Resolve pre-bill edits and denials while maintaining a 95% accuracy rate and meeting productivity standards.
Assign appropriate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient and outpatient records for financial reimbursement and research. Resolve pre-bill edits and denials while maintaining a 95% accuracy rate in accordance with federal regulations.
The IP Facility Coder is responsible for assigning appropriate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient, outpatient, and specialty records for financial reimbursement. They must also resolve pre-bill edits and denials while ensuring adherence to hospital and federal regulatory policies.
The role focuses on providing quantitative rigor and structured thinking to the enterprise strategy function to inform growth initiatives and partnerships. Responsibilities include synthesizing complex data into actionable insights and creating visually compelling deliverables for healthcare leadership.
The IP Facility Coder is responsible for assigning appropriate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient, outpatient, and specialty records for financial reimbursement. They must resolve pre-bill edits and denials while ensuring adherence to federal regulations and hospital policies.
Assign appropriate CPT, ICD, and MS-DRG codes to inpatient and outpatient records for financial reimbursement and research. Maintain high accuracy and productivity standards while resolving pre-bill edits and denials.
The coder is responsible for assigning accurate medical codes to inpatient, outpatient, and specialty records to ensure proper financial reimbursement. They must also resolve pre-bill edits and denials while maintaining up-to-date knowledge of regulatory coding guidelines.
