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The Senior Director, Physician Billing Revenue Cycle Operations, will be responsible for the management, implementation and execution of clinic revenue cycle improvement initiatives and to act as the liaison between stakeholders of the clinics and the Shared Service functions provided to the clinics including insourced and outsourced revenue cycle responsibilities.
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Director Patient Access \ Remote\ This position has oversight responsibilities for Pre-Registration, Onsite Registration, Insurance Verification, Authorizations and Financial Counseling. St Mary Medical Center-Apple Valley.
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Assist in facilitation of capital projects as prioritized and approved through regional and system processes
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The Director for the department of Imaging Services provides leadership at Providence Cedar-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center, promoting superior patient/customer satisfaction, ensuring the highest quality care and service.
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The Executive Director is responsible for the overall strategy and operation of population health initiatives related to accountable care activities for Medicaid Strategy and Sustainability including implementation of strategies, daily operations, assuring financial stability, development and implementation of sustainable lives representing population health with other market leadership groups, and system population health.
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All Senior Division Director Infection Preventionists (IPs) are accountable for implementation of and compliance with policies, practices, and processes of the infection prevention program at the facility, region, division and system level.
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Serve as a key liaison to accounts payable and payroll process, in support of the managers and senior leaders throughout the ministries
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