Hospital Revenue Cycle Director - Now Hiring
One of California's top critical access hospitals is preparing to start interviews for a Hospital Revenue Cycle Director opening.
Apply today, and join this growing healthcare system in a premier, state-of-the-art hospital.
This community health care system has a long history of providing care and service to Northern California.
Serving a large area, this certified trauma center offers a full range of inpatient, outpatient, and post-acute services.
The Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will join an established team of administrators in an organization that offers a wide range of services.
Nationally recognized for superior patient satisfaction and safety, this hospital system has strong connections with the community.
Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), the Revenue Cycle Director will oversee the Patient Access / Registration Department, Revenue Cycle Operations, and the Collections Office.
You will direct and delegate the responsibilities of the Business Office Manager and team that is in charge of Patient billing, collection, maintenance, and accounts receivable.
Additionally, you will oversee the day-to-day operational effectiveness of the various business partners, including the Accounting Manager, auditing and improving processes where needed.
From an operational point of view, the Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will work closely with the Director of Health Information Management to ensure the integrity of service and facility coding.
The Director's responsibility will follow each entry through billing, patient access and accounts, billing, and collections.
You'll also have the opportunity to make significant impacts on the customer service aspects of the organization, maintaining respect for the patient from start to finish.
On the back-end, the Revenue Cycle Director will oversee compliance and audit, both from in-house teams and third parties.
The Director will play an exciting role in setting the financial and performance strategy, taking responsibility for developing KPIs around bad debt, denials, AR Days, etc.
A successful Financial Cycle Director will approach this work with quality improvement in mind, promoting teamwork and shared triumph over individual mandate.
This hospital is located in one of the top rated places to live in the entire state of California.
The Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will have ample opportunity for outdoor adventure, including skiing, hiking, and mountain climbing.
There are also many options for fine dining and night life.
On top of everything else, this area is a safe and beautiful location to live and raise kids.
The Revenue Cycle Director may just find the perfect role.
The Revenue Cycle Director will join an accomplished, established community healthcare organization that provides everything from primary to emergency care.
You'll have the peace of mind that comes with working for a stable healthcare system where hard work is valued and rewarded.
You will also receive a competitive compensation package and generous benefits.
Salary:
$63 per hour.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Apply today, and join this growing healthcare system in a premier, state-of-the-art hospital.
This community health care system has a long history of providing care and service to Northern California.
Serving a large area, this certified trauma center offers a full range of inpatient, outpatient, and post-acute services.
The Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will join an established team of administrators in an organization that offers a wide range of services.
Nationally recognized for superior patient satisfaction and safety, this hospital system has strong connections with the community.
Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), the Revenue Cycle Director will oversee the Patient Access / Registration Department, Revenue Cycle Operations, and the Collections Office.
You will direct and delegate the responsibilities of the Business Office Manager and team that is in charge of Patient billing, collection, maintenance, and accounts receivable.
Additionally, you will oversee the day-to-day operational effectiveness of the various business partners, including the Accounting Manager, auditing and improving processes where needed.
From an operational point of view, the Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will work closely with the Director of Health Information Management to ensure the integrity of service and facility coding.
The Director's responsibility will follow each entry through billing, patient access and accounts, billing, and collections.
You'll also have the opportunity to make significant impacts on the customer service aspects of the organization, maintaining respect for the patient from start to finish.
On the back-end, the Revenue Cycle Director will oversee compliance and audit, both from in-house teams and third parties.
The Director will play an exciting role in setting the financial and performance strategy, taking responsibility for developing KPIs around bad debt, denials, AR Days, etc.
A successful Financial Cycle Director will approach this work with quality improvement in mind, promoting teamwork and shared triumph over individual mandate.
This hospital is located in one of the top rated places to live in the entire state of California.
The Hospital Revenue Cycle Director will have ample opportunity for outdoor adventure, including skiing, hiking, and mountain climbing.
There are also many options for fine dining and night life.
On top of everything else, this area is a safe and beautiful location to live and raise kids.
The Revenue Cycle Director may just find the perfect role.
The Revenue Cycle Director will join an accomplished, established community healthcare organization that provides everything from primary to emergency care.
You'll have the peace of mind that comes with working for a stable healthcare system where hard work is valued and rewarded.
You will also receive a competitive compensation package and generous benefits.
Salary:
$63 per hour.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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