The role involves leading projects to improve clinical or business information systems and providing expert technical guidance for Workday Payroll applications. Responsibilities include troubleshooting system configurations, managing vendor relationships, and optimizing workflows using lean methodology.
The supervisor oversees daily operations of the Patient Access Center, including staff scheduling, workflow management, and statistical reporting. They also act as a liaison between patients, providers, and leadership while ensuring high-quality service and performance standards.
The Outpatient Coder II interprets clinical and diagnostic documentation to assign accurate ICD-CM, CPT, and ICD-PCS codes for hospital and professional charges. The role also involves resolving documentation discrepancies and participating in coding audits to ensure optimal reimbursement and compliance.
The Sr Value Based Programs Financial Analyst leads the development of financial reports, dashboards, and executive summaries to track value-based program performance. They analyze complex clinical and financial data to provide actionable insights, financial projections, and recommendations for improving medical expense and utilization outcomes.
The specialist is responsible for verifying patient demographic, financial, and insurance information to ensure financial clearance prior to medical services. They also collect patient liabilities, process payments, and coordinate with insurance companies to resolve billing issues.
The specialist will lead clinical and business information system projects, providing expert technical solutions and workflow optimizations. They are responsible for troubleshooting system configurations, managing vendor relationships, and mentoring team members to ensure operational efficiency.
The Pharmacy Technician Liaison performs benefit investigations, submits prior authorizations, and manages patient outreach and follow-up calls. They also coordinate prescription deliveries and maintain medication inventory while assisting with operational improvements.
The specialist will lead projects and manage critical incidents to improve clinical and business information systems. They are responsible for workflow optimization, system configuration, and providing expert guidance to team members.
The analyst is responsible for the selection, development, implementation, and maintenance of clinical application software to meet organizational needs. They also lead cross-functional projects, troubleshoot system issues, and collaborate with stakeholders to configure application features.
Performs benefit investigations, submits prior authorizations, and manages patient outreach regarding insurance decisions. Coordinates prescription delivery and maintains medication inventory while assisting with quality improvement projects.
The specialist serves as a regulatory gatekeeper for charge generation and coding compliance while providing support to clinical staff regarding billing and revenue integrity. They are also responsible for developing educational materials and conducting training programs on documentation and coding protocols.
The role involves interpreting clinical and diagnostic documentation to assign accurate ICD-CM, CPT, and ICD-PCS codes for outpatient and emergency medicine encounters. The coder ensures documentation substantiates assigned codes and maintains a minimum accuracy rate of 95% for optimal reimbursement.
Responsible for interpreting medical record data to assign appropriate ICD-CM and CPT codes for physician and facility charges. The role involves abstracting data into computer systems and collaborating with clinical staff to resolve documentation gaps.
Responsible for verifying patient insurance and demographic information to ensure financial clearance before medical services are rendered. This includes collecting co-pays, providing cost estimates, and resolving insurance issues to minimize financial risk.
