The specialist is responsible for verifying patient demographic, financial, and insurance information to ensure financial clearance prior to medical services. They also manage patient liability collections, process payments, and coordinate with insurance companies to resolve billing issues.
The clinical pharmacist provides patient-centered medication management services, including comprehensive reviews and adherence monitoring to optimize clinical outcomes. They also design disease management programs and ensure regulatory compliance in pharmacy operations.
Review outpatient medical records and clinical documentation to assign accurate ICD-CM, CPT, and, when applicable, ICD-PCS codes and modifiers in accordance with official guidelines. Verify supporting documentation, help resolve incomplete records, meet accuracy and productivity standards, participate in audits and training, and communicate coding issues to management and colleagues.
The specialist is responsible for developing and delivering training programs and quality assurance initiatives to enhance the patient experience. They also serve as a subject matter expert for system upgrades and provide onboarding education for new staff.
Schedule patient appointments across multiple providers, clinics, departments, and campuses by handling incoming and outbound calls. Collect and update patient and insurance information, coordinate medical records and procedure logistics, and prioritize services to support efficient patient care.
The Talent Acquisition Consultant manages full-cycle recruitment, including sourcing, screening, and offer negotiation while partnering with hiring leaders to develop proactive recruitment strategies. The role also involves serving as a talent advisor, maintaining diverse talent pipelines, and supporting continuous process improvement using lean methodology.
The Patient Access Scheduling Agent manages incoming and outbound calls to schedule patient appointments across multiple clinics and departments. They also secure necessary patient demographic and insurance information while coordinating medical records and procedure scheduling.
The agent handles incoming and outbound calls to schedule patient appointments across multiple clinics and providers. They are also responsible for verifying patient demographics, insurance information, and securing necessary medical records for procedures.
The Patient Access Scheduling Agent manages incoming and outbound calls to schedule appointments across multiple clinics and departments. They are responsible for gathering patient demographics, insurance information, and securing necessary medical records to facilitate care.
The specialist is responsible for verifying patient demographic, financial, and insurance information to ensure financial clearance prior to medical services. They also manage patient liability collections, process payments, and coordinate appointment scheduling.
The Patient Access Scheduling Agent manages incoming and outbound calls to schedule appointments across multiple clinics and providers. They are responsible for collecting patient demographics, insurance information, and securing necessary medical records to facilitate care.
This role involves analyzing, building, and optimizing Epic Professional Billing and claims workflows while collaborating with operational stakeholders. The analyst will also lead cross-functional projects, troubleshoot system issues, and provide ongoing application support and documentation.
Provide specialized, patient-centered clinical pharmacy services and develop medication and disease management programs to improve patient outcomes, safety, experience, and cost effectiveness. Lead or contribute to clinical projects, guidelines, interdisciplinary committees, research, quality improvement, education, and timely documentation of patient care.
This role supports a multidisciplinary clinical team by performing telephonic and video-based patient triage, medication education, and ongoing clinical monitoring. The LPN will document encounters in the EMR and coordinate care across various clinical and pharmacy stakeholders.
This role supports a multidisciplinary clinical team by performing remote patient triage, medication education, and ongoing clinical follow-up. The LPN will document all encounters in the EMR and coordinate care across pharmacies, providers, and payers.
The LPN will conduct telephonic and video-based patient triage, medication education, and ongoing clinical monitoring. They will also coordinate care across multidisciplinary teams and document all encounters within the electronic medical record.
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 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 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.
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.
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.
