Director of RCM Training
paycom atsAddison (TX)
About the role
Job DetailsJob Location: ADDISON, TX 75001
Role Summary:
The Director of RCM Training – leads the strategy, design, and execution of an enterprise‑wide enablement function that drives revenue cycle performance, workforce capability, and regulatory compliance across anesthesia services. This role is accountable for building scalable infrastructure that standardizes knowledge, reduces performance variability, and directly improves cash flow, audit outcomes, and organizational scalability.
This position shifts the organization from traditional training delivery to a data‑driven enablement model, integrating education, quality, technology, and performance management to support sustained financial and operational excellence.
Executive MandateBuild and lead a high‑performing, enterprise enablement function directly tied to revenue and compliance outcomes
Standardize anesthesia revenue cycle knowledge, workflows, and competencies across all teams and regions
Reduce operational variance and revenue leakage through performance‑aligned enablement
Serve as a strategic partner to Revenue Cycle, Compliance, Clinical, HR, and Technology leadership
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
Enterprise Enablement StrategyDefine and execute a multi‑year revenue cycle enablement strategy aligned with organizational growth goals and key financial KPIs
Establish standardized learning frameworks across all revenue cycle functions, including front‑end operations, coding, billing, accounts receivable, and patient collections
Build a scalable onboarding and continuous education model for a distributed, multi‑site workforce
Design and operationalize an enterprise Revenue Cycle Academy focused on anesthesia‑specific educationRevenue Cycle Performance EnablementDirectly align enablement initiatives to measurable outcomes, including net collection rate, days in A/R, denial reduction, charge lag, and revenue leakage mitigation
Partner with operational leaders to diagnose performance gaps and deploy targeted enablement, workflow, and competency solutions
Lead root‑cause analysis of revenue loss and drive corrective actions through training and process redesignAnesthesia Subject Matter LeadershipEstablish and govern enterprise standards for anesthesia billing education, including time‑based billing, medical direction and concurrency requirements, modifier usage, and payer variability
Ensure consistent interpretation and application of complex payer and regulatory rules across all revenue cycle teams
Act as the organizational escalation point for complex billing education issues and systemic knowledge gapsQuality, Audit & Compliance IntegrationIntegrate enablement strategy with QA and audit functions to create a closed‑loop performance and compliance system
Translate internal and external audit findings into targeted training, remediation, and competency validation
Partner with Compliance leadership to operationalize CMS guidance, payer requirements, and regulatory changes through proactive education
Reduce audit risk through standardized, preventive training programsLearning Technology & Enablement InfrastructureSelect, implement, and oversee learning management systems and enablement technologies
Build digital learning pathways, certification programs, and centralized knowledge management platforms
Leverage analytics, automation, and AI‑enabled tools to track competency, personalize training, and correlate enablement to performance outcomes
Develop dashboards linking training adoption and completion to revenue cycle KPIsWorkforce Development & Talent EnablementDefine role‑based competency models across the anesthesia revenue cycle
Create certification, advancement, and career progression pathways to support retention and internal mobility
Reduce time‑to‑proficiency for new hires and cross‑trained staff
Partner with HR and senior leadership on workforce planning and long‑term capability developmentChange Management & TransformationLead enablement efforts supporting system implementations, workflow redesign, and M&A integrations
Drive rapid adoption of new technologies, processes, and operating models
Develop and deploy change management frameworks tailored to revenue cycle operationsCross‑Functional LeadershipServe as a strategic partner to Revenue Cycle executives, Compliance leadership, Clinical/Anesthesia leadership, IT, and Transformation teams
Translate business and clinical strategy into frontline execution capability
Align clinical documentation practices with revenue optimization and compliance standardsTeam Leadership & GovernanceBuild, lead, and develop a team of trainers, instructional designers, and enablement or QA analysts
Establish governance models for training standards, content approval, and version control
Manage enablement budgets, vendor relationships, and external training resources
Set performance expectations and accountability tied to enterprise outcomesQualifications 10+ years of experience in revenue cycle operations (anesthesia strongly preferred)
Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Business, Education, or a related field preferred
5+ years in leadership roles spanning training, enablement, operations, or performance improvement
CPC, CPMA, or equivalent certifications or demonstrable expertise
Experience within multi‑site or national physician services or practice management organizations
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