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David Careers

Billing Operations Manager

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ironside human resourcesFargo (ND)
Medical and Health Services ManagersAll Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$65,000-$75,000/annually

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About the role

A healthcare facility located outside of Duluth, Minnesota is seeking a Billing Operations Manager to join their team! The details are below.
Pay: $65,000-$75,000/annually
Billing Operations Manager Opportunity: Full-time, direct hire position Can be remote but must reside in the State of Minnesota Day shift, Monday-FridayGreat leadership and administration team! Billing Operations Manager provides day-to-day leadership of the Business Office, ensuring efficient, compliant, and customer focused billing operationsOversees about 2-3 employees and reports to the Revenue Cycle DirectorBilling Operations Manager Requirements: Minimum of an associate’s degree in finance or another related fieldMust have at least 3 years of medical billing experience within a Critical Access Hospital setting Must have at least 2 years of leadership/managerial/supervisory experience Preferable to have knowledge of medical coding The Surrounding Community: Small town charm with a distinct mix of rugged blue-collar roots and an artistic progressive atmosphereMost affordable places to live in Minnesota with great downtown areas lined with outdoor gear outfitters, local restaurants, and candy shopsEasy access to multiple State and National Parks with scenic trails and roaring falls, making it a perfect area for camping, hiking, mountain biking, and fishingWonderful annual festivals that crowd the town, including the summer Blueberry Arts Festival and winter Snow Sculpture Festival

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