(Future Opportunities) Remote Healthcare Provider Network Contractor

EWINGS is seeking to build our talent network with Network Contractor professionals that have a minimum of 5+ years of experience developing healthcare provider networks. By submitting your resume now, you can be among the first to receive outreach regarding new project opportunities.

Our network consultants are typically responsible for leveraging client provided data to contact providers, build relationships, negotiate contracts, and manage various elements of the contracting process. Our projects typically last 6-12 months (or longer).

All roles are 100% telecommute and are temporary by nature.

EWINGS is the leader in helping clients build large-scale healthcare provider networks. Many of our projects have required teams of 100-200+ network consultants. Since 2002 we've developed provider networks for our clients in over 700 cities and all 50 states.

While many of our clients are members of the FORTUNE 500, we also work with numerous start-ups that are experiencing rapid growth. One client has achieved membership growth of 400% year-over-year for the last two years.

It is an exciting time to be a EWINGS consultant! A network assignment with EWINGS provides you an opportunity to quickly gain valuable experience developing networks in multiple states for a variety of products with organizations of various sizes.

New projects are starting all the time, so now is your chance to introduce yourself to our organization and join our roster of exceptional talent.

Typical Job Titles:

• Associate Healthcare Provider Network Contractor
• Healthcare Provider Network Contractor
• Senior Healthcare Provider Network Contractor
• Network Provider Advocate
• Network Contract Manager
• Network Program Manager
• Provider Relations Specialist
• Credentialing Representative
• Provider Install
• Project Manager/Director
• Data Programmer/Analyst

Typical Job Responsibilities:

• Use data supplied by the client to call providers, establish a relationship, and initiate a contracting discussion.
• Send contracts to providers, negotiate rates, and manage other terms of the agreement.
• Evaluate and negotiate contracts in compliance with client contract templates, reimbursement structure standards, and other key process controls.
• Update provider data and document contracting activities.
• Provide feedback from prospective and newly contracted providers to the client.
• Perform problem analysis, identify solutions, and engage client stakeholders when necessary.
• Track the progression of contracts as they flow through the process and follow-up with colleagues when necessary to keep things moving forward.

Please submit your resume and information. Candidates that input the information requested in the registration process will increase their chances of being contacted when a position matches their exact skills and experience.