Supervisor Patient Financial Services - Remote Seattle
providence health servicesFargo (ND)
Supervisor Patient Financial Services - Remote Seattle
Posted 7 days ago
providence health servicesFargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will oversee daily revenue cycle operations, ensuring efficient billing, collections, and credentials while maintaining compliance and meeting financial goals. You will lead a team, optimize workflows, and collaborate with stakeholders to reduce denials and improve revenue outcomes. This position supports the Revenue Cycle Manager in developing annual goals and driving process improvements. You join a mission-driven, patient-focused organization that values empowerment and inclusive culture. Compensation / Benefitsbest-in-class benefits design 401(k) with employer matchingmedical, dental, vision coveragelife insurancedisability insurancepaid time off benefits
Responsibilities:
- Oversee daily revenue cycle operations including billing, collections, accounts receivable, claims processing, and account auditing
- Ensure compliance with quality, regulatory, and organizational standards while achieving operational and financial targets
- Monitor revenue cycle key performance metrics (KPIs)
- Lead, coach, train, and evaluate staff performance (timecards, PTO)
- Resolve complex account and claims issues and implement corrective actions
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders to optimize workflows, reduce denials, and improve revenue outcomes
- Maintain departmental policies, procedures, reporting, and cross-team communication
- Perform related duties and special projects as assigned
Key requirements:
3 years medical account collection experiencetrack record in implementing new processes or changesleadership and coachingcross-functional collaborationproblem solving and decision makingrevenue cycle managementbilling and claims processingaccounts receivable management
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