Licensing Specialist
$31.25 - $36.06
ApplyLicensing Specialist
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$31.25 - $36.06
About the role
- Manage licensing processes end-to-end Accurate and timely initiation, tracking, and communication of all licensing activities and expenses
- Ensure new Imagen specialists have necessary licensure applications completed and in place by their planned start date
- Ensure current Imagen specialists: Have up-to-date licenses and other compliance needs met across assigned customers and associated states
- Receive additional licensing and meet other compliance needs across additional customers in a timely fashion to meet the needs of the business
- Effectively communicate with physicians and Imagen teams regarding licensing processes
- Work with third-party licensing vendor to ensure timely licensing for all specialists
- Support specialists with state board licensure applications and completion of any follow-up documents needed
- Partner with Imagen teams and stakeholders to provide visibility and support across key Clinical Operations priorities: Smooth and positive onboarding experience for new physician hires
- Clear and consistent communication with existing Imagen physicians
- 2+ years experience with Physician license applications; multi-state experience required (IMLC and State Boards)
- Previous contacts and relationships with state boards and the IMLCExcellent communication and customer service skills; clearly and professionally able to articulate next steps to providers and stakeholders
- Close attention to detail with strong organizational, time management and multi-tasking skills
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