10 hospitals seeking RCM talent

As hospitals and health systems juggle ACA compliance and implement payment models to transition from fee-for-service medicine, many are looking to strengthen their financial management teams.

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Below are 10 hospitals and health systems that posted job listings seeking revenue cycle management expertise in the last week.

Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Job listings were compiled from online websites. Hospitals and health systems are listed in alphabetical order.

1. Christus Health (Irving, Texas) seeks a revenue cycle reporting and analysis director

2. Denver Health seeks a revenue cycle specialist – Medicaid

3. Grand View Health (Sellersville, Pa.) seeks a revenue cycle analyst

4. Medstar Georgetown University Hospital (Washington, D.C.) seeks a revenue cycle analyst

5. Mee Memorial Hospital (King City, Calif.) seeks a rehab revenue cycle clerk

6. Penn Medicine (Philadelphia) seeks a revenue cycle analyst

7. Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (New Brunswick, N.J.) seeks a revenue cycle analyst

8. Steward Health Care (Westwood, Mass.) seeks a revenue cycle associate – billing

9. University Hospitals (Cleveland) seeks a billing financial counselor

10. West Virginia University Hospital (Morgantown) seeks a customer service representative for revenue cycle operations

 

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