Revenue Cycle Manager

Revenue Cycle Manager

Manages the day-to-day operations of the billing department to maximize net revenues and cash flow by managing all aspects of the revenue cycle while ensuring adherence to policies and procedures. · Monitor accounts receivable activity and initiates appropriate corrective measures as needed. · Communicates performance data and associated action plans to Senior Leadership. · Identifies and implements processes to achieve key revenue cycle metrics including but not limited to A/R days, unbilled a/r, denial percentage, and cash collections. · Analyze large volumes of data and provide financial analysis and regularly presents trends, movements, and status to Senior Leadership. · Review billing work queues regularly to ensure that workloads are distributed evenly and that the department metrics are being met. · Resolve complex patient, physician, and other issues when necessary. · Manages self-pay receivables including vendor relationships to help resolve AR. Inclusive of self-pay receivables is the process of charity review and bad debt management. · Develop and implement policies and procedures for designated areas; evaluate new systems and methods and recommend changes as necessary. · Communicate with payers and know when and how to escalate payer issues. · Oversee the hiring, training, and supervision of department personnel. · Maintains comprehensive knowledge of 3rd party billing requirements and reimbursement principles. Also maintains comprehensive working knowledge of payor contracts and ensures that payors are billed according to contract provisions. · Conducts regular meetings with staff to discuss third-party reimbursement methodologies. Provides direction to staff on changes in managed care reimbursement and expectation of changes in insurance guidelines. · Keeps abreast of compliance regulations, standards, and directives regarding governmental/regulatory agencies and/or third party payers. Ensure communication and education of such to the Billing department as well as other Revenue Cycle Leaders. · Must be able to meet deadlines given by Manager or Senior Leadership. · Research and resolve discrepancies in a timely manner. · Works with sensitive and confidential materials and must be able to exercise discretion. · Verifies and updates patient registration information in the practice management system.

EDUCATION · High School diploma or equivalent working knowledge preferred. · BA/BS in Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, or equivalent is preferred.

EXPERIENCE · A minimum of five years of experience in a leadership role within a billing department in healthcare revenue cycle operations. · Prefer experience working with multiple physician specialties. · Previous supervisory experience and strong leadership skills with an ability to motivate with a positive attitude that positively impacts others.

REQUIREMENTS · Demonstrated successful healthcare revenue cycle leadership experience. · Experience analyzing and trending financial data. · Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills. · Excellent critical thinking, troubleshooting, and analytical skills. · Excellent interpersonal skills including conflict management. · Experience working in Excel (advanced formulas, pivot table) · Well organized and able to meet deadlines. · Excellent attention to detail.

KNOWLEDGE · Knowledge of claims processing and editing systems. · Strong knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid payer guidelines across multiple states. · Knowledge of CPT, HCPCS, and diagnosis coding.

SKILLS · Skill in effective data collection and analysis. · Interpersonal skills are essential to communicate effectively, written and oral, with internal and external personnel at various levels. · Skill in effectively managing multiple projects simultaneously.

ABILITIES · Ability to multi-task and work well under pressure. · Ability to analyze problems and interpret information and prioritize and reprioritize, as necessary. · Ability to work independently, and as part of a team. · Ability to read and interpret payer contracts.

ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING CONDITIONS · Normal office environment. · Extended work hours at or near month end to meet department objectives may be necessary.

PHYSICAL/MENTAL DEMANDS · Requires sitting and standing associated with a normal office environment. · Some bending and stretching are required

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