The Revenue Cycle Financial Analyst identifies and resolves trends related to over and under payments while educating customers to improve process flow. They also evaluate revenue cycle issues, prepare financial reports, and manage third-party appeals to ensure billing accuracy.
The Cancer Registrar is responsible for identifying and abstracting reportable cancer cases in accordance with national and central registry requirements. They also perform annual follow-up reviews on active patients while maintaining data quality and adhering to HIPAA regulations.
The specialist is responsible for identifying patients for pre-registration, verifying insurance coverage, and obtaining necessary authorizations for hospital services. They also conduct telephone interviews to collect demographic and payer data while ensuring compliance with insurance regulations.
The Senior Data Engineer leads the design, implementation, and optimization of complex enterprise data engineering solutions and data pipelines. They also provide technical leadership for Power Platform development and mentor team members to ensure scalable and high-performing data platforms.
Lead strategic and operational initiatives to improve patient access, capacity, and financial performance across clinical and procedural areas. Manage complex projects from planning through implementation, ensuring workflow design and stakeholder alignment.
Provide subspecialty neuroradiology care in a tertiary academic medical center while participating in multidisciplinary patient care. Contribute to the education of medical students, residents, and fellows and engage in clinical research.
The role involves managing and maintaining cancer registry data. The registrar is responsible for accurate data collection and reporting of oncology cases.
The Ryan White Manager is responsible for the daily operational management, grant writing, and team oversight of the Ryan White Case Management program. This role ensures contract compliance, manages program budgets, and coordinates with clinical teams to provide quality HIV services.
The lead coder is responsible for performing inpatient and observation coding audits, ensuring accurate DRG assignment, and providing coding education to physicians and staff. They also monitor coding compliance, analyze trends, and collaborate with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team to maintain high-quality medical record documentation.
The Pharmacist Systems Solution Architect defines the strategic technology roadmap for the pharmacy enterprise and advises on technology solutions to meet business needs. They are responsible for collaborating with leadership on implementation, budgeting, and ensuring all systems adhere to regulatory and safety standards.
The Clinical Document Integrity Specialist will review inpatient medical records for completeness and accuracy, ensuring effective communication with healthcare providers to suggest necessary documentation improvements. They will collaborate with various healthcare professionals to facilitate accurate documentation that reflects the patient's clinical status.
