The coordinator facilitates the pre-determination and pre-certification process by contacting insurance companies for benefit verification. They also maintain surgery schedules and ensure accurate documentation for medical and surgical services.
The associate is responsible for obtaining insurance information, counseling patients on financial assistance, and managing patient scheduling and registration. They also handle billing inquiries and coordinate with clinical staff to process urgent referrals.
The Grant Specialist manages the full lifecycle of research grants, including proposal preparation, budget analysis, and regulatory compliance. They also oversee post-award activities such as financial reporting, expenditure monitoring, and project closeout.
The Grants Specialist II manages post-award financial administration, including preparing financial reports and invoices for sponsored research projects. They ensure compliance with federal regulations and university policies while reconciling expenditures and supporting audit readiness.
The Senior Contract Specialist serves as a liaison between the university and external entities, managing a large portfolio of research-related contracts from negotiation to closeout. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating complex agreements, ensuring regulatory compliance, and advising faculty on contractual risks and intellectual property matters.
The coder is responsible for reviewing medical documentation to assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes for orthopedic surgery procedures. They also manage the timely filing of insurance appeals and assist with physician documentation education.
The coder reviews medical record documentation to identify pertinent facts and select appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes. They also collaborate with physicians to ensure documentation accuracy and resolve coding discrepancies.
The supervisor oversees daily billing, collections, and reimbursement operations while providing guidance to staff on insurance matters. They also counsel patients on financial assistance options and manage departmental collection totals and billing processes.
The coder reviews medical documentation to assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes for orthopedic surgery procedures. They also collaborate with physicians to ensure documentation compliance and resolve coding discrepancies.
The medical secretary performs secretarial duties such as transcribing medical documents, maintaining medical records, and managing appointment schedules. They also coordinate programs and assist administrative or physician staff with clerical functions.
The Senior Research Administrator manages pre-award and post-award activities, including budgeting, payroll, and operations for complex research divisions. They also supervise staff, ensure compliance with university policies, and serve as a liaison between the department and external collaborative institutions.
The Application Lead manages the product lifecycle, including strategic roadmap development, vendor management, and the implementation of complex technical solutions. They provide technical direction, mentor staff, and ensure high-quality delivery by partnering with business units across the organization.
The analyst will lead change management and communication strategies for information security projects while developing training materials and phishing simulations. They are also responsible for building data dashboards and engaging with university stakeholders to improve security behaviors.
The medical secretary performs secretarial duties including typing medical dictation, transcribing documents, and maintaining medical records. They also manage appointment schedules, handle telephone inquiries, and coordinate various clerical programs.
The medical secretary will transcribe medical documents, maintain physician schedules, and manage patient appointments. They also serve as a liaison between patients, physicians, and staff while providing administrative support.
The medical secretary performs essential secretarial duties including transcribing medical documents, maintaining medical records, and managing appointment schedules. They also assist administrative and physician staff with reports, correspondence, and general office coordination.
The medical secretary will transcribe medical documents, maintain physician schedules, and manage patient appointments. They also serve as a liaison between patients and staff while providing administrative support in a clinical environment.
Coordinates clinical trial budgets, billing programs, and protocol reviews to determine costs and ensure compliance. Serves as the primary point of contact for facilitating data sharing between university and hospital billing systems.
The scientist will analyze, assess, and interpret genetic variation identified through clinical genomic testing workflows to support diagnosis and treatment. They will also participate in test development, validation, regulatory compliance, and translational research initiatives.
