Title: Revenue & Billing Compliance AdministratorLocation: MidtownOrg Unit: Neurological SurgeryWork Days: Monday-FridayWeekly Hours: 35.00Exemption Status: ExemptSalary Range: $123,600.00 - $152,400.00As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC OfficesPosition SummaryDevelops, coordinates and facilitates strategies to improve overall performance in cash collections, accounts receivable and collection rates. Serves as a specialist in the reimbursement of physician charges and oversees the revenue compliance function for the department.Job Responsibilities
Analyzes accounts receivable and facilitates expeditious account resolution. Identifies trends in payments and denials. Develops action plans for department and physicians.
Coordinates, interprets and monitors revenue cycle of the department. Reviews inpatient and outpatient charge documents and prepares statistical analysis.
Develops targets for revenue, write-offs, collections referrals and action plan to meet goals. Ensures all adjustments, write-offs, and financial class changes are performed correctly and in accordance with institutional and contractual policy.
Directs department's research billing operations, including overall responsibility for the accurate execution of all research billing policies and procedures.
Directs special projects including long-range plans, surveys, analyses and proposals. Assist in evaluating appropriate computer applications for data collection. Works monthly claim denial and aged trial balance report, conferring on trends or issues.
Partner with key university departments to analyze data for the enhancement of revenue opportunities including daily margin evaluation, profitability variation correlation.
Prepare department budget estimate collections and billing costs. Analyzes payment trends and develops and reviews statistical reports with faculty. Spearheads monthly meetings with physicians.
Develops and evaluates plans and procedures to ensure the most effective operations of the department's billing processes relative to the revenue cycle.
Works with third party payers to resolve unpaid receivables. Provides technical expertise in the areas of requirement for reimbursements; serves as liaison between third party payers, physicians, staff support and billing staff.
Education
Bachelor's Degree
ExperienceGeneral knowledge of billing compliance. General knowledge of third party insurance billing policies and procedures and previous billing experience. Five plus years finance and /or billing and collection experience.Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Demonstrated knowledge of medical billing procedures and third-party professional fee billing.
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