Vice President – Revenue Cycle

Job Description:

  • Provide strategic direction, operational leadership, and oversight of ambulatory and acute Revenue Cycle operations
  • Serve as the senior Revenue Cycle leader for a complex healthcare organization
  • Drive financial performance, operational excellence, and a consistent patient financial experience
  • Lead end-to-end Revenue Cycle operations and oversee Revenue Cycle leaders, staff, and supervisors
  • Establish strategy, performance expectations, and operational priorities
  • Collaborate with executive, finance, clinical, operational, and technology leaders
  • Develop and execute long-term Revenue Cycle strategies and a comprehensive roadmap
  • Build and engage a high-performing Revenue Cycle leadership team
  • Establish and monitor key Revenue Cycle metrics, benchmarks, and performance improvement plans
  • Lead resolution of complex Revenue Cycle challenges and sustainable solutions
  • Evaluate emerging technologies and vendors and oversee transformation initiatives
  • Lead process redesign, standardization, automation, technology, and data improvements
  • Plan, implement, and optimize Revenue Cycle systems and applications with IT and project leadership
  • Improve billing, collections, denial prevention, and account resolution
  • Establish policies, procedures, workflows, and productivity standards
  • Provide executive reporting on financial performance, operational KPIs, budgets, compliance, quality, customer service, and productivity
  • Identify risks and implement mitigation strategies and corrective action plans
  • Maintain HIPAA and healthcare billing compliance
  • Establish goals, objectives, budgets, and performance expectations
  • Develop leadership capability, succession readiness, and accountability throughout the Revenue Cycle organization

Requirements:

  • Executive leadership experience in ambulatory and acute Revenue Cycle operations
  • Experience overseeing a large, multidisciplinary Revenue Cycle organization
  • Ability to develop and execute long-term Revenue Cycle strategies
  • Ability to align Revenue Cycle strategy with enterprise priorities
  • Experience partnering with Finance, IT, Human Resources, clinical leadership, and other key stakeholders
  • Experience establishing and monitoring Revenue Cycle metrics, benchmarks, and performance improvement plans
  • Experience with analytics, process improvement, technology, and data
  • Experience evaluating emerging technologies and vendors, developing business cases and ROI analyses, and recommending investments
  • Experience overseeing budgets, strategic partners, vendors, and major transformation initiatives
  • Experience with Revenue Cycle systems and applications
  • Knowledge of billing, collections, denial prevention, and account resolution processes
  • Knowledge of HIPAA privacy and security requirements and applicable healthcare billing regulations
  • Ability to develop leadership capability, succession readiness, and accountability
  • Ability to ensure compliance with organizational policies, procedures, and standards of conduct

Benefits:

  • Annual incentive compensation program
  • Medical coverage
  • Dental coverage
  • Vision coverage
  • Wellness programs
  • Periodic travel may be required based on organizational, operational, leadership, or business needs
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