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Hospital Director Revenue Cycle Management

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Connections Healthcare Staffing

Monte Vista, CO (In Person)

$87,817 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 1 week ago (Updated 1 day ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/4/2026

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Job Description

Our client, a small hospital located in SW CO near the Great Sand Dunes National Park, has a need for a Hospital Director of Revenue Cycle Management to join their team. The Director is responsible for managing and leading all functions falling within the Revenue Cycle; including Patient Financial Services, Authorizations, Patient Accounting and Coding. Successful Director will enhance and maintain a high-functioning revenue cycle process through a cross-departmental organizational structure, concentrating resources on improving core clinical care delivery and protecting the assets of the facility. This position offers competitive pay, attractive management-level benefit package, including eligibility for annual variable pay bonus. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Oversee all aspects of the Admissions, Registration, Coding, Billing, Collections, and related billing management functions of the Revenue Cycle for the hospital. Responsible for revenue related financial analysis and organizational reporting, using IT knowledge and application competency as related to all software applications used in revenue cycle and maintains compliance with all audit standards, including internal control. Approve all changes to the charge master following policy protocols; standard changes of lab, supplies, drug, etc; multiplier and comprehensive changes with senior team approval. Monitors and reports on key metrics such as cash collections, days outstanding, unbilled, denials, etc. Establishes and maintains controls and procedures for all payments collected and posted in the billing system(s), manages proper adjustments of patient accounts, and directs bad debt write off processes. Maintains effective communication with third party insurance carriers to resolve issues that impede cash flow and detract from patient/member satisfaction. Directs the development of tactical plans and operating budgets to achieve strategic goals; monitor progress toward goals throughout the year. Hires, trains, evaluates and develops assigned managers and supervisors. Concentrates resources on improving core clinical care delivery and protecting the assets of the facility; achieves annual and periodic goals for statistical indicators of revenue cycle performance and for the overall financial performance of the hospital. Serves as the primary contact for revenue cycle matters with financial auditors. Maintains competency by engaging in various training and continuing education programs as approved by the CEO. Qualified candidates will possess the following qualifications and skills: Master's Degree in Business, Accounting, Finance or other related field, 5 years' experience in Revenue Cycle Strong knowledge of billing software programs, including but not limited to: Meditech, Paragon, Relay Clearance and Relay Assurance preferred 5-7 years' demonstrated management and supervisory experience. 15+ years of experience combined with a Bachelor's Degree may also be considered. Possess strong customer service and interpersonal skills Abilities to problem solve, effectively plan and organize their work, have solid oral and written communication skills Stamina to work in a fast-paced, challenging and complex environment Ability to lead meetings, manage staff expectations, and convey information in a meaningful way to leadership.
Location description:
We have it all here in this high mountain valley because, well, because this is Colorado. Snow sports are legion and easily accessible. You could be in the back country in far less time than it would take you to find a parking spot and have dinner in the city. We are a community of active people who love the snow and the winter activities that are associated with the season - skiing, boarding, snow shoeing, cross country skiing. When spring comes, we store our skis and snowmobiles and bring out summer gear for kayaking, cycling, hiking, camping, fishing, rafting, climbing. It is all here. And we love to have a soak in nearby hot springs following our outdoor adventures or simply relax with friends to recap the day. If less strenuous activities appeal to you, our local college offers a wide variety of courses and then there are our local festivals celebrating our Spanish heritage and the history of our unique Colorado landscape. Our population is diverse and changing. Based on agriculture, ranching and education, we live a Western lifestyle that is open, friendly and engaging. As an employee and contributor to the health of the community you will be welcome and welcomed. The city has a population of 10,000 and the region has a population of 50,000. The city is close to other cities: 2 hours south of Pueblo, CO 3 hours south of Colorado Springs, CO 4 hours south of Denver, CO 2 hours north of Santa Fe, NM 3.25 hours north of Albuquerque, NM Salary range is $87,817— $122,616