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Job Description UW BUSINESS SYSTEMS INTEGRATION QUALITY AND TRAINING has an outstanding opportunity for an EPIC REVENUE CYCLE DATA ANALYTICS AND WORK QUEUE ANALYST Work Schedule 100% FTE Hybrid work
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spreadsheet over to KMS to have the service charges reduced to the package price. Serve as an Expert in area of UM employee benefits for IVF Monitor work queues for edits, authorizations, or referral needs
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orders. Internal referral orders are retrieved from the referral work-queue and attached to appointments when scheduling. External referral orders are received from either patients or by fax and
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routed to the appropriate work queue for final resolution. Escalation of fee schedule discrepancies and system errors. Participates in department meetings and provides feedback to management on how
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-payments, supply fees, reconcile EPIC drawer balance, and assist with entering clinic deposits. Review registration work-queues on a daily basis to ensure current workflow processes are supported. Assist
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availability** Supervises the operations of assigned work-flows including patient check-in/check-out, scheduling, registration, patient portals, on-line/e-requests, EPIC work queues and physician referrals
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insurance information, and schedule appointments to keep our clinic running smoothly. Transfer calls efficiently and manage work queues to support our team's success. Additionally, you'll handle quarterly
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the One?Stop, balancing virtual, call and in person queues, setting service priorities, and ensuring adherence to service level targets. • Maintains a high level of working knowledge of university
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Location Lexington, KY Grade Level 11 Salary Range $54,080-95,056/year Type of Position Staff Position Time Status Full-Time Required Education BS Click here for more information about equivalencies: https
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appointments through patient work queue Obtain insurance authorizations through assigned payer administrators Verifying/document patients' eligibility and benefits in Epic auth/cert Refer uninsured patients