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Revenue Cycle Denials Consultant-Project Management

Thewilshiregroup
Location
Remote
Posted
12 days ago
Department
Advisory Services-Consultant Project Positions
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 7+ years of healthcare revenue cycle experience
  • Significant experience in denials management
  • Strong knowledge of the end-to-end revenue cycle and denials management process
  • Demonstrated experience identifying denial trends and performing root-cause analysis
  • Experience developing and implementing denial prevention and reduction strategies
  • Project management experience
Nice to have
  • Experience leading revenue cycle transformation or optimization projects
  • Experience working with large health systems or complex healthcare organizations
  • Experience with Epic or other major EHR/PM systems
  • Formal project management certification such as PMP, CAPM, or equivalent
  • Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, business, finance, or a related field
What the job really is

The Revenue Cycle Denials Consultant will work remotely on a 6-month contract, focusing on managing projects related to denials management and improving revenue cycle performance. Responsibilities include assessing current processes, analyzing denial trends, developing strategies to reduce denials, and coordinating with stakeholders to implement improvements. The role requires strong project management skills and a deep understanding of the revenue cycle and denials processes.

Benefits
  • Compensation: $80.00 per hour
  • Remote work opportunity
  • Contract position for 6 months
Things to weigh
  • Contract position may not provide long-term job security
  • No mention of additional benefits or perks beyond compensation
  • Role requires significant experience, which may limit opportunities for less experienced candidates
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