Physician / Medical Director / Wyoming / Locum or Permanent / Revenue Cycle...

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nobel womenSheridan (WY)

Financial Managers General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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Description: Currently looking for an experienced Revenue Cycle Director to fill a permanent opening with an acute care hospital in the state of Wyoming. Interested candidates should have 5 years of hospital focused Revenue Cycle experience as well as prior experience in leading/managing others. Client is setting up interviews now! Currently looking for an experienced Revenue Cycle Director to fill a permanent opening with an acute care hospital in the state of Wyoming. Interested candidates should have 5 years of hospital focused Revenue Cycle experience as well as prior experience in leading/managing others. Client is setting up interviews now! Responsibilities of the Sr. Director of Revenue Cycle Reports to the CFO Provides technical and leadership on all aspects of the Revenue Cycle Department including admitting, coding, HIM Billing and Collections. Develop, interpret and enforce Revenue Policies. Attends required meeting and training. Analyze key performance indicator data. Requirements of the Sr. Director of Revenue Cycle Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or related discipline. 5 years of hospital Revenue Cycle experience Previous leadership/supervisory experience is required For more information on this Director of Revenue Cycle position or other roles nationwide, please send us your updated resume for review.

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