Managed Services - Physician Revenue Cycle - Manager
Managed Services - Physician Revenue Cycle - Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Oversee physician revenue cycle activities across billing, collections, insurance AR follow-up, denials and appeals, underpayments, payer escalation, cash posting, reconciliation, and credit resolutions
- Lead blended onshore/offshore delivery teams within IDN and multi-specialty settings
- Drive performance on aging/DAR, cash collection, denials, write-offs, and self-pay via inventory health and improvement initiatives
- Conduct root-cause analysis of denials and edits; implement corrective actions and mid-cycle fixes
- Establish operating standards, workflows, playbooks, and process improvements across engagements
- Manage weekly operations reporting and monthly executive performance reviews
- Collaborate with Access, Coding, Technology, Client Delivery, and other leaders to resolve cross-functional issues
- Lead automation, workflow optimization, and digital transformation to improve scale and service quality
- Hire, coach, and manage team leads; align capacity with priorities
- Ensure compliance with industry standards, client requirements, and operating procedures
- Bachelor's degree or higher
- At least 5 years of progressive Revenue Cycle Management experience
- Substantial physician RCM leadership within IDN and multi-specialty operations
- Working knowledge of CPT, HCPCS, ICD-10, modifiers, clearinghouse/EDI processes, professional billing reimbursement, and HIPAAExperience managing insurance AR follow-up, denials/appeals, underpayments, payer escalation, cash reconciliation, and credit balances
- Led blended onshore/offshore physician billing teams of 50–100+ associates
- Proven track record of improving aging/DAR, cash, denials, and other RCM KPIsExperience with automation frameworks, workflow optimization, and digital transformation
- Experience with Epic in physician RCM or professional billing environmentsleadership and coachingstrategic collaborationanalytical thinkingCPTHCPCSICD-10
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