
Vice President, Transformation Services β Denials Prevention
Posted Sep 11

Posted Sep 11
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in New Jersey.
β’ Spearhead the enterprise-wide denial prevention strategy and transformation within hospital revenue cycle operations.
β’ Recognize and assess opportunities to enhance revenue yield by averting avoidable revenue leakage prior to claims submission.
β’ Examine denial, write-off, payer, and reimbursement data to uncover root causes, emerging trends, and opportunities for transformation.
β’ Create a denial prevention framework centered on upstream prevention and first-pass payment.
β’ Formulate prioritized transformation strategies informed by financial impact, preventability, payer trends, operational performance, and implementation feasibility.
β’ Propel performance toward industry benchmarks for denial rates, preventable denials, clean claims, write-offs, overturn rates, and first-pass payments.
β’ Lead root-cause initiatives across Patient Access, Prior Authorization, Utilization Management, CDI, Coding, Revenue Integrity, Billing, Clinical Operations, and Payer Management.
β’ Formulate payer-specific prevention strategies that address authorization, medical necessity, clinical validation, DRG downgrades, level of care, coding, timely filing, eligibility, and payment policy issues.
β’ Recognize payer behavior and policy modifications and devise mitigation strategies.
β’ Collaborate with Managed Care and payer relations teams to address systemic payer issues, contractual opportunities, and payer escalation.
β’ Define and track leading and lagging KPIs related to denial outcomes and the effectiveness of upstream prevention.
β’ Assess workflows and technology to implement edits and interventions earlier in the revenue cycle.
β’ Quantify transformation outcomes, including net new revenue, avoided leakage, cash acceleration, reduced write-offs, and improved cost-to-collect.
β’ Collaborate with operational leaders to ensure that strategies are implemented, adopted, measured, and sustained.
β’ Develop standardized denial prevention methodologies, playbooks, benchmarks, and best practices across clients.
β’ Assist in client assessments, business development, and executive presentations by effectively communicating opportunities and financial value.
β’ Promote continuous improvement, accountability, data-driven decision-making, and proactive revenue protection.
β’ A decade of progressive leadership experience in Revenue Cycle Management and Denials work.
β’ A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Healthcare Administration, Finance, or a related field is preferred.
β’ Demonstrated experience in a leadership role within revenue cycle services, ideally in a healthcare hospital-based setting.
β’ Comprehensive understanding of revenue cycle management principles and practices, with a proven ability to deliver high-quality services to clients.
β’ Familiarity with state and federal governmental, legal, and regulatory provisions associated with front-end, middle, and backend revenue cycle operations.
β’ Exceptional leadership abilities, including the capacity to inspire, mentor, and cultivate a high-performing team.
β’ Proficiency in revenue cycle management systems, electronic health records (EHR), and client management tools.
β’ Capability to adapt to a dynamic and fast-paced environment while effectively managing multiple priorities and deadlines.
β’ Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
β’ Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively at all organizational levels.
β’ Excellent problem-solving and creative abilities, with the judgment to make informed decisions based on accurate and timely analyses.
β’ High integrity and dependability, coupled with a strong sense of urgency and results-oriented mindset.
β’ Outstanding written and verbal communication skills are essential.
β’ Must have a smartphone or electronic device capable of downloading applications for multifactor authentication and security purposes.
β’ Ability to navigate the work area, perform light lifting, sit, engage in manual tasks, operate tools and office equipment, extend arms, kneel, talk, and listen.
β’ Capacity to follow directions, collaborate with others, and manage stress effectively.
β’ Competitive salary and performance incentives.
β’ Comprehensive health and wellness benefits.
β’ Opportunities for professional development and career advancement.
β’ Flexible working hours and a supportive work environment.
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