Senior Provider Relations Advocate - Remote
$72,800 - $130,000 annually
ApplySenior Provider Relations Advocate - Remote
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$72,800 - $130,000 annually
About the role
- Issue Escalation Management Manage end-to-end resolution of complex provider and operational escalations
- Assess issue severity, business impact, urgency, and required actions
- Investigate and resolve escalated issues involving: Claims and payment discrepancies
- Prior authorization concernsProvider and member data issues
- Eligibility concernsProvider incentive payment disputes
- Access and technology-related issues
- Operational and service-related concerns
- Facilitate timely resolution through effective coordination across multiple business areas
- Maintain ownership and accountability throughout the issue lifecycle from intake through closure
- Claims and Payment Resolution Research complex claims and payment inquiries utilizing multiple systems and data sources
- Analyze claim adjudication outcomes, payment methodologies, remittance information, and provider reimbursement concerns
- Identify root causes impacting claims processing and payment accuracy
- Partner with claims operations, payment integrity, health plans, network management, and other stakeholders to resolve issues
- Educate providers and internal partners on claims processes, policies, and resolution pathways
- Research and Root Cause Analysis Conduct detailed investigations into complex operational and provider issues
- Analyze trends, recurring problems, and systemic barriers affecting provider satisfaction and operational performance
- Identify opportunities for sustainable corrective actions
- Develop recommendations that improve processes, workflows, and customer experience
- Translate complex findings into actionable solutions for stakeholders and leadership
- Provider Advocacy and Relationship Management Serve as a trusted advocate for providers while balancing organizational policies and business objectives
- Assess and interpret provider needs and requirements
- Communicate complex information in a clear, professional, and customer-focused manner
- Build and maintain positive relationships with providers and internal stakeholders
- Cross-Functional Collaboration Partner with Operations, Network Management, Claims, Payment Integrity, Contracting, Client Services, Quality, Clinical Operations, Technology, and Payer organizations
- Escalate systemic issues and risks to leadership as appropriate
- High school diploma or equivalent 3+ years of experience in healthcare operations, provider relations, claims, network management, customer service, or related healthcare field
- Experience researching and resolving complex provider issues
- Facets claim system experience
- Microsoft Office, including Excel experience with pivot tables
- Demonstrated solid problem-solving, analytical, and critical thinking skillsDemonstrated excellent verbal and written communication skillsDemonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Demonstrated ability to influence outcomes through collaboration and relationship building
- Experience with provider reimbursement, payment integrity, claims adjudication, or prior authorization workflows
- Experience managing escalated provider issues
- Experience conducting root cause analysis and implementing process improvements
- Experience working with cross-functional operational and technology teams
- Claims processing, claims operations, or claims resolution experience
- Knowledge of healthcare provider operations and managed care environments
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Advanced claims and payment analysis skills
- Knowledge of healthcare reimbursement methodologies and claims processes
- Solid investigation and research capabilities
- Root cause analysis and problem-resolution expertise
- Ability to work independently with minimal direction
- Solid organizational and prioritization skills
- Ability to effectively navigate ambiguous and complex situations
- Relationship management and conflict-resolution skills
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