The Senior Coder acts as a subject matter expert, educator, and QA reviewer while managing professional coding AR and charge review processes. They also mentor team members and collaborate with partner departments to streamline workflows and resolve coding issues.
The Professional Coding Apprentice will manage individual workloads, research denials, and resolve coding claim edits while meeting productivity and quality metrics. They are expected to participate in career development activities and collaborate with peers to ensure consistent work quality.
The Connection Center Scheduler serves as the primary point of entry for patients, managing high-volume incoming calls to coordinate and schedule clinical provider visits and procedures. They are responsible for verifying patient information, educating callers on appointment preparation, and ensuring accurate scheduling within the health system.
The Research Associate IV provides advanced project coordination for multidisciplinary technical teams to ensure high-quality deliverables are met on time. They also support project management, facilitate team communication, and provide subject matter expertise to ensure project success.
The BI Developer II is responsible for creating reports, data extracts, and visual dashboards based on detailed customer specifications. They also lead development projects, mentor junior staff, and ensure proper testing and validation of data solutions.
The BI Developer II is responsible for creating reports, visual dashboards, and complex scorecards based on detailed customer specifications. They lead development projects, gather functional requirements, and ensure the proper testing and validation of data within the JDAT team.
The analyst manages a high volume of third-party claims to ensure accurate and timely submission to payers. They also resolve inpatient and outpatient balances by identifying nonpayment reasons and documenting follow-up activities.
The Financial Clearance Analyst manages complex patient authorizations, including insurance verification, price estimation, and medical necessity validation. They coordinate patient account activities from scheduling through clearance while ensuring compliance with payer guidelines to prevent financial loss.
The Connection Center Scheduler serves as the primary point of entry for patients, managing high-volume incoming calls to schedule appointments, procedures, and exams. They are responsible for verifying patient information, providing appointment instructions, and ensuring smooth coordination across the clinical enterprise.
The intake nurse receives and interprets patient referrals from various healthcare settings to ensure appropriateness for home care services. They coordinate with clinical staff to schedule admissions, verify insurance information, and maintain strong relationships with referral sources.
The Clinical Trial Billing Coordinator analyzes and resolves complex clinical trial patient accounts while ensuring accurate billing to insurance or research sponsors. They also develop and implement billing procedures, produce financial reports, and collaborate with various departments to maintain compliance with clinical trial protocols.
The Integrations Developer II is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining enterprise system interoperability solutions. They act as the primary support contact for integration projects, troubleshooting issues and ensuring operational efficiency for clinical and business systems.
The Account Resolution Analyst manages a high volume of third-party claims to ensure accurate and timely submission and payment. They are responsible for resolving claim rejections, documenting follow-up activities, and identifying trends in claim edits to improve departmental processes.
The Financial Clearance Specialist ensures payers are prepared to reimburse for scheduled services by verifying insurance, obtaining prior authorizations, and validating medical necessity. They also provide price estimations and connect patients with financial assistance resources while maintaining professional communication.
The intake nurse receives and interprets patient referrals from various healthcare settings to ensure appropriateness for home care services. They coordinate with clinical managers to schedule admissions and maintain strong relationships with internal and external referral sources.
The engineer will manage and administer distributed hardware and software environments, specifically focusing on Kubernetes-based data science platforms. They are responsible for infrastructure automation, system monitoring, and coordinating technical operations across Linux and Windows environments.
The student coder will learn and perform medical record coding for simple cases under direct supervision while adhering to departmental guidelines. They are also expected to shadow various revenue cycle departments and present a summary of their learning experience.
The Professional Coder I reviews medical record documentation to determine and validate appropriate ICD-10-CM and CPT codes. They are also responsible for resolving coding edits, researching denials, and maintaining productivity and quality standards.
The Outpatient Coding Educator/Auditor develops and implements comprehensive coding education programs and conducts quality assurance audits to ensure coding accuracy. This role acts as a subject matter expert, providing training, remediation, and guidance to staff while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards.
The Outpatient Coder is responsible for reviewing medical record documentation to assign accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes. They also resolve claim edits, manage coding workloads, and communicate with clinical staff to ensure billing accuracy.
The Systems Analyst II is responsible for researching, analyzing, and supporting clinical or business applications and related hardware to meet health system needs. They serve as the primary contact for system implementations, upgrades, and troubleshooting while working closely with users to improve workflows.
The Team Lead coordinates department initiatives and projects while providing procedural guidance to analysts and programmers. They are responsible for project organization, milestone definition, and ensuring the successful development and implementation of systems.
The Systems Analyst II researches, analyzes, and supports clinical or business applications and related hardware to meet organizational needs. They serve as the primary contact for system implementations, upgrades, and troubleshooting while collaborating with departments to improve workflows.
The pharmacist is responsible for resolving drug distribution issues, interpreting clinical and pharmacokinetic data, and formulating medication monitoring plans. They also serve as a primary source of drug information for healthcare professionals and document medication use variances and adverse drug reactions.
