The specialist reviews chemotherapy regimens for medical necessity and obtains required insurance authorizations to ensure timely reimbursement. They also act as a liaison between patients and payers while researching alternative financial resources for non-covered services.
The Insurance Specialist manages delinquent accounts, resolves billing errors, and ensures accurate claim processing for oncology patients. They also verify referral documentation and communicate with patients and payors to resolve payment issues.
The specialist monitors delinquent accounts, performs collection duties, and resolves insurance billing errors. They also communicate with patients to secure payments, verify insurance information, and address billing inquiries.
The Clinical Dietitian provides nutritional consultation and individualized care plans for cancer patients across the treatment continuum. They also collaborate with healthcare staff to provide education and support regarding patient nutritional status.
The specialist is responsible for monitoring delinquent accounts, resolving billing issues, and ensuring patient and payer account balances remain current. They also communicate with patients to secure payments, verify insurance information, and maintain accurate records in compliance with HIPAA regulations.
The Scheduling Coordinator manages high-volume inbound and outbound patient calls to schedule appointments, scans, and procedures. They are responsible for documenting interactions in the electronic medical record and coordinating with providers to ensure efficient patient care.
The Insurance Authorization Specialist reviews chemotherapy regimens for medical necessity and obtains required pre-certifications to ensure reimbursement. They act as a liaison between patients and payers while maintaining compliance with regulatory guidelines and internal policies.
The Insurance Authorization Specialist reviews chemotherapy regimens for medical necessity and obtains necessary pre-certifications to ensure reimbursement. They act as a liaison between patients and payers to resolve coverage issues and provide support for community resources.
The Executive Director directs administrative activities, develops strategic plans, and manages budgets to ensure the operational success of diagnostic imaging services. They also oversee compliance, business development, and physician relationships to drive growth and high-quality patient care.
The Senior Finance Manager will serve as the product-line finance partner for ancillary services, overseeing forecasting, budgeting, and variance analysis. They will also lead strategic deep-dive analyses and develop KPI frameworks to provide actionable insights to senior leadership.
The Billing Specialist prepares, submits, and manages patient claims to third-party payers while ensuring accuracy and compliance with billing requirements. They also resolve billing inquiries, maintain patient records, and monitor denial patterns to support the revenue cycle.
The Coding Audit Supervisor oversees daily operations, quality, and productivity of the coding audit team while providing coaching and technical guidance. This role identifies coding risks, monitors trends, and ensures compliance with documentation and billing standards.
The specialist is responsible for managing patient account follow-ups, resolving billing issues, and setting up financial payment arrangements. They also perform account audits, handle insurance billing, and maintain accurate records to ensure timely payments.
The IT Director leads the team responsible for supporting revenue cycle and business applications while serving as the Technical Capability Owner. They oversee application administration, user access management, testing, and continuous improvement initiatives to support business operations.
The Senior Finance Manager will partner with practice leadership to provide financial reporting, budgeting, and actionable insights to improve operational performance. They will also oversee capital planning, revenue analysis, and support strategic growth initiatives across the region.
The Senior IT Project Manager is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of complex, enterprise-scale digital initiatives across the organization. This role involves managing multiple concurrent projects, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring alignment with digital transformation roadmaps.
The Senior IT Analyst serves as the lead for data quality and master data governance initiatives, establishing standards and metadata documentation. They also monitor data quality metrics and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve data discrepancies and support digital transformation projects.
The Practice Director oversees surgical clinic operations, ensuring financial profitability and high-quality patient care across multiple locations. They are responsible for developing policies, managing staff, and implementing strategic objectives to support practice growth and compliance.
The Precertification Specialist is responsible for obtaining and managing prior authorizations to ensure patients receive timely access to care. They also review insurance eligibility, resolve authorization issues, and coordinate patient outreach regarding financial obligations.
The Revenue Cycle Manager oversees front-end operations, including eligibility and pre-authorization teams for oncology treatments. They act as a liaison between the business office and clinical sites to ensure accurate billing, regulatory compliance, and efficient accounts receivable management.
The Collaborative Practice Nurse serves as a clinical resource and care coordinator to support oncology patients across the continuum of care. Responsibilities include proactive patient management, symptom assessment, patient education, and facilitating communication between providers and patients.
The successful candidate will manage all aspects of radiation oncology physics, including quality assurance and clinical support for external beam treatments. They will also oversee the stereotactic program, handle RSO duties, and collaborate with regional clinics to ensure regulatory compliance.
The Patient Account Specialist is responsible for managing account follow-ups, resolving billing issues, and setting up financial arrangements for patients. They also monitor delinquent accounts, process insurance claims, and ensure compliance with the US Oncology Compliance Program.
The Medical Coding Specialist performs medical record coding activities by assigning accurate diagnostic and procedure codes to patient charts. They ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and support revenue integrity within a multispecialty oncology practice.
The Accounts Receivable Analyst is responsible for the accurate and timely collection of receivables, performing revenue reconciliation, and resolving account discrepancies. They also maintain compliance with company standards and communicate with internal and external customers regarding payment issues.
