Director of Revenue Cycle

Posted 3 days ago

neartermSterling (CO)

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About the role

Are you an experienced revenue cycle leader that’s open to a high-impact, career-defining leadership role? Our client is an established healthcare provider that is investing heavily in their future with technology and stabilizing revenue cycle! We’re looking for a hands-on Director of Revenue Cycle Management to lead the RCM department through a period of positive change. You’ll work closely with executive leadership to stabilize cash flow and reshape the department, and manage key vendor partnerships while leading a dedicated in-house team focused on follow-up, denial management, registration, patient advocacy, and revenue cycle coordination.

Perks and Benefits: Competitive executive salary with relocation assistance available for the right candidate. Health Insurance, Dental and Vision Insurance. Generous PTO and sick leave.401(k)/Retirement match and increases with tenure. Employer-paid term life insurance, disability options, and comprehensive wellness programs. Desired Qualities, Skills and Experiences: Minimum of 5+ years of hands-on revenue cycle leadership as a Manager or Director covering patient access through final payment, with strong strength in denial management, A/R oversight, and cash-flow stabilization. Hands-on experience with vendor management and denial reduction strategies. Experience navigating EHR transitions. Deep operational understanding and experience managing a hybrid/outsourced model. The Director must know how to hold third-party vendor partners accountable Bachelor’s degree preferred.

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