Prosser Memorial Healthother related Employment listings - Prosser, WA at Geebo

Prosser Memorial Health

FT, exempt, 80 hrs/pp, 1.
0 FTE; days, Mon.
-Fri.
, varies as scheduled.
Manages the outsourcing relationship/results with the primary Patient Financial Services (PFS) Outsourcing Business Partner and all other PFS business partner contract relationships.
Leads Revenue Cycle system and operations integration optimization between:
Access functions in clinics and hospital, Health Information Management (HIM), Billing, Revenue Integrity, Payer Enrollment and Providence IT services.
Primarily responsible for Payer contract relationships, negotiation and performance adherence.
Communicates effectively, coordinates, and implements essential processes and procedures relating to other hospital departments and medical services of the community.
Assures that regulatory standards and requirements are met relating to all aspects of the Patient Financial Services.
Handles PFS operations, denial/refund/charity approvals not accessible by outsourcing relationship.
Required or Preferred:
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration or a combination of education and the equivalent years' experience relating to Revenue Cycle operations.
Working knowledge of all operations functions of all Revenue Cycle Aspects, especially Patient Financial Services, is highly desirable.
5 years of experience with supervision of personnel.
Five (5) years increasingly responsible experience in the field of healthcare, and Revenue Cycle in a highly automated environment.
Accreditation/certification in patient account management.
Wage:
$45.
20-$69.
97About the Company:
Prosser Memorial Health.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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