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Oscar Health

Tech-driven health insurance with virtual care

Senior Manager, Revenue Cycle Management - Provider Operations

Full-Time
$122.2k - $160.4k/yr+ Annual performance bonus
Senior
Dallas, TX, USA
RemoteFully remote for candidates residing in Dallas, Texas; the role may transition to a hybrid model in the future.
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryClinical Support & Patient Administration

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 7 years of progressive experience in healthcare revenue cycle, professional billing, coding, or related healthcare operations.
  • At least 3 years of experience leading revenue cycle programs, teams, or functions with accountability for operational and/or financial outcomes.
  • Advanced knowledge of professional billing and coding, including CPT, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS, modifiers, CCI/NCCI edits, claims management, denial management, and payer requirements.
  • Experience developing and executing revenue cycle strategies that improve coding accuracy, claims performance, reimbursement, and overall financial outcomes.
  • Experience with coding and clinical documentation integrity, including provider documentation review, provider queries, and pre- and post-bill review processes.
  • Ability to analyze complex revenue cycle data, identify trends and root causes, and translate findings into actionable strategies and recommendations.
  • Experience leading complex cross-functional initiatives with clinical, operations, finance, compliance, credentialing, and other stakeholders to drive results.
  • Executive communication skills to explain complex revenue cycle performance, risks, opportunities, and recommendations to senior leadership.
Responsibilities
  • Own the strategy and performance of OMG's revenue cycle function, including professional billing, coding, claims management, denials, eligibility, documentation, and related workflows.
  • Serve as the senior subject matter expert for coding and billing, including CPT, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS, modifiers, CCI/NCCI edits, and payer requirements.
  • Establish and monitor revenue cycle KPIs and controls, using data and root-cause analysis to improve clean claims, coding accuracy, reimbursement, denial rates, and overall financial performance.
  • Lead coding and documentation integrity strategies, including pre- and post-bill review, provider queries, addendums, signatures and co-signatures, identification of inappropriate documentation practices or cloning, and proactive provider education to address documentation gaps and support accurate coding.
  • Lead denial prevention and resolution strategies by identifying systemic trends and partnering across teams to implement sustainable corrective actions.
  • Partner with clinical leadership on ICD-10/HCC documentation and coding, identifying opportunities to improve accurate capture of clinically supported diagnoses.
  • Evaluate payer-specific performance, requirements, and coding considerations, and develop strategies addressing reimbursement, eligibility, claim edits, denials, and other revenue cycle issues while incorporating payer expertise into coding and operational processes.
  • Partner cross-functionally with Clinical Operations, Finance, Compliance, Credentialing, Product/Technology, and other stakeholders to resolve complex revenue cycle issues and support new programs and services.
  • Develop scalable revenue cycle policies, workflows, governance, and vendor oversight to support a growing, multi-state provider organization.
  • Advise OMG leadership on revenue cycle performance, financial opportunities, operational risks, and recommended strategies, leading complex initiatives from identification through implementation and measurement.
  • Comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Certified Professional Coder (CPC), Certified Coding Specialist (CCS), Certified Coding Specialist – Physician-based (CCS-P), Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA), or comparable coding/revenue cycle certification.
  • Experience leading or overseeing coding professionals and/or certified coders.
  • Experience working within a multi-state medical group, telehealth organization, or other complex healthcare delivery environment.
  • Experience working within both provider and payer environments, providing an understanding of revenue cycle from both perspectives.
  • Experience with risk-adjustment coding, including ICD-10/HCC documentation and coding practices.
  • Experience with credentialing and payer enrollment processes and their downstream impact on revenue cycle performance.
  • Experience managing external revenue cycle, coding, or billing vendors.

About the company

Oscar Health is a U.S. health insurer that uses technology to simplify health care for individuals, families, and small businesses, offering ACA-compliant and other plans. Its products run on a digital platform with 24/7 virtual care and tools to find in-network doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies, plus cost-management features. It differentiates itself with a tech-driven member experience, high accessibility, round-the-clock telemedicine, and clear access to in-network providers. The goal is to make healthcare simple, accessible, and affordable in the United States by streamlining enrollment, care access, and costs.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2012

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue hit $4.88 billion, up 70%, and operating income reached $388.6 million.
  • Oscar raised 2026 operating guidance to $500 million-$700 million after first-half net income of $1.04 billion.
  • Management says Oswell and AI claims processing drive lower costs, with 98.7% first-pass accuracy.

What critics are saying

  • CMS eligibility reviews threaten 250,000-300,000 retroactive disenrollments, hitting Oscar's 2026 membership base.
  • A Southern District of New York data-breach class action began June 2026 after delayed notice.
  • House Republicans subpoenaed Oscar on February 9, 2026, escalating ACA fraud scrutiny.

What makes Oscar Health unique

  • Oscar's full-stack ACA platform and AI tooling cut SG&A to 15.6%-16.1% in 2026.
  • ICHRAx, launched August 2026, stitches competitors into Oscar's employer-conversion enrollment rails.
  • Oscar's member growth reached 2.96 million by June 30, 2026, validating distribution.

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Benefits

  • Health insurance - That's a given. Employees and their families receive incredible health insurance.
  • Financial benefits - A penny saved....we're talking about a 401K plan, health savings accounts, and more.
  • Well @ Oscar - We care about your wellness with fitness classes and access to mental health support.
  • Work-Life Balance - We offer multiple time-off options, wellness days, and 10+ weeks of parental leave.
  • Learning & Development - We offer everything from mentorship to management training.

Growth & Insights and Company News

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Fortune
Oct 16th, 2026
Let's Talk Menopause and Oscar Insurance join forces to break the silence around menopause.

Let's Talk Menopause and Oscar Insurance join forces to break the silence around menopause. NEW YORK, NY, October 16, 2026 (EZ Newswire) - For generations, menopause was something women were expected to navigate quietly, often without the information, support, or the medical care they needed to live healthy and fulfilling lives. Today, that conversation is changing. In recognition of World Menopause Day, national nonprofit organization Let's Talk Menopause (LTM) and one of the largest and fastest-growing health insurers dedicated to the individual market, Oscar, are joining forces to help break the stigma surrounding menopause and to help empower millions of American women to advocate for their menopause health. The two-week public service awareness (PSA) campaign, supported by Oscar, aims to normalize conversations about menopause while encouraging women to ask more questions, better understand their symptoms, explore available treatment options, and advocate for the care they deserve. At the heart of the campaign is a simple but powerful message: Get the Facts. Get the Support. Get Talking. "For too long, women have silently navigated the menopause transition, which has left a gap in education, information, and advocacy," said Donna Klassen, co-founder of Let's Talk Menopause. "This campaign encourages women to use their voices to reduce the stigma, elevate the conversation, and ultimately improve education and access to care. We're grateful to Oscar for helping us bring this important message to more women." The multi-faceted, national PSA includes a social media campaign, where women can join the conversation by following Let's Talk Menopause on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for information and resources on navigating the menopause transition. The campaign will also bring the menopause conversation directly to the streets of New York City, Charlotte, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Houston with PSA messaging featured on taxis throughout those cities. "Talking openly about menopause can help women recognize what they're experiencing, ask questions, and seek support," says Janet Liang, President of Oscar Insurance. "At Oscar, we believe women deserve clear information about their health benefits and support in accessing care that meets their needs during all phases of life, including menopause. We're proud to support Let's Talk Menopause and this campaign in helping women prioritize their health, understand their options, and advocate for the care they deserve." About Let's Talk Menopause Founded in 2020, Let's Talk Menopause (LTM) is a national nonprofit committed to transforming the conversation around menopause through education, advocacy, and storytelling so women get the information they need and the healthcare they deserve. LTM's vision for the future is to ensure that all midlife women have access to user-friendly resources and free programming, multi-lingual symptom guides, and access to certified and trained clinicians, regardless of their socio-economic backgrounds. Its goals are to LTM women to navigate all stages of menopause, educate the public about menopause so the topic is no longer taboo, advocate for the medical community to invest in care for women in menopause, and connect women to find community and support throughout menopause. To learn more about the PSA and Let's Talk Menopause, please visit letstalkmenopause.org. About Oscar Insurance Oscar Insurance is one of the largest and fastest-growing health insurers dedicated to the individual market. Oscar serves millions of individuals across the country with innovative products and CHOICE Arrangement solutions (formerly ICHRA) tailored to their life stages, health needs, and budgets. This includes HelloMeno, Oscar's innovative product designed to provide women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause with access to affordable, comprehensive care and specialized support. Oscar technology-powered experiences make high-quality care easy to use and feel personal. Oscar is part of Oscar Health, Inc. (NYSE: OSCR). Learn more at HiOscar.com. Media Contact

Yahoo Finance
Oct 15th, 2026
Buy Oscar Health and ConocoPhillips, but sell Trex, as profitability alone isn't enough

StockStory, a stock research platform, named two profitable stocks to buy and one to avoid, arguing that profit alone does not make a good investment. It advises passing on Trex (NYSE:TREX), which makes wood-alternative decking and railing. Sales fell 1.7% annually over two years, and its free cash flow margin dropped 7.3 percentage points over five years. The stock trades at $44.29 per share, or 23.3x forward P/E. It favours Oscar Health (NYSE:OSCR), whose revenue grew 45.5% annually over two years. Earnings per share rose 37.4% annually over five years. The shares trade at $33.88, or 18.5x forward P/E. ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) also made the buy list, with 10.1% annual revenue growth over ten years and a $65.28 billion revenue base. Its shares trade at $142.76, or 12.5x forward P/E.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 24th, 2026
Oscar Health posts profit after 3 quarters of losses, but faces medical cost pressures in H2 2026

Oscar Health has returned to profitability after three consecutive quarterly losses, posting operating profits in both the first and second quarters of 2026. Membership reached 2.96 million as of 30 June, up from 2.03 million a year earlier. Second-quarter revenues climbed 70% to $4.88 billion, whilst the medical loss ratio improved to 79.2% from 91.1%. Oscar generated $388.6 million in operating earnings, contrasting with a $230.5 million operating loss a year ago. Oscar raised its 2026 operating earnings outlook to $600 million-$800 million and lowered its expected medical loss ratio to 81%-82%. The company earned $1.09 billion from operations in the first half, meaning its updated guidance implies a second-half operating loss of roughly $293 million-$493 million.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 12th, 2026
Oscar Health stock targets $32 as USANA and Oceaneering face headwinds

Oscar Health, a technology-focused health insurance company, is highlighted as a potential investment opportunity. Founded in 2012, the company offers individual and small group health plans through its cloud-native platform, aiming to simplify the American healthcare system. Its shares currently trade at $32.10. Two stocks are recommended to avoid. USANA Health Sciences, a direct-selling manufacturer of nutritional and personal care products, has seen revenue decline by 1.2% annually over the past three years. Oceaneering International, which provides remotely operated underwater vehicles for offshore energy exploration, has posted modest 9.8% annual revenue growth over five years with weak margins.

MedCity News
Sep 1st, 2026
Healthcare moves: A monthly summary of hires, exits and layoffs.

Healthcare moves: A monthly summary of hires, exits and layoffs. August has seen a slew of executive hires, exits and layoffs across the healthcare industry. For instance, Humana, Merck and Mayo Clinic named new executives. There were also layoffs at organizations including MaineHealth, Cellares and Sharp HealthCare. By Katie Adams on August 31, 2026 8:17 pm This roundup is published monthly. It is meant to highlight some of healthcare's recent hiring news and is not intended to be comprehensive. If you have news about an executive appointment, resignation or layoff that you would like to share for this roundup, please reach out to [email protected]. Hires and promotions Adonis, an AI startup tackling hospitals' denied and underpaid claims, hired Alison Bloom-Kiefer as its chief product officer and promoted Doug Pickett to chief revenue officer. Bloom-Kiefer comes to the organization from Oscar Health, where she served as vice president of provider experience strategy and innovation. Pickett joined Adonis in 2023 as director of strategic sales. Before that, he worked at Cedar as vice president of commercial strategy. presented by In an interview, Kyan Health Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer Konstantin Struck discussed how Kyan gives mid-market and enterprise employers access to premium workforce mental healthcare, at a price point that is affordable. North Carolina-based Cone Health named Ryan Christensen as chief value-based care officer. He comes to the organization from Intermountain Health, where he worked as enterprise vice president of operations for proactive care services. Humana welcomed J.P Holland as its new Medicaid president. He joins the organization from Johns Hopkins Health Plans, where he served as CEO. Prior to that, he was the CEO of Elevance Health's Alliance Business. Mayo Clinic appointed Arun Kumar Bhaskara-Baba as its new CIO. He comes to the health system from Honeywell Aerospace and Defense, where he held the same title. Bart Gourley joined Merck as the pharma giant's chief AI officer. In the past, he has held leadership roles at EY, Amazon and Accenture. presented by What if health plans could identify member decline before an avoidable hospitalization occurs? Real-time clinical visibility into long-stay SNF members uncovers risk earlier and drives better outcomes. Providence named Kevin Smith as its new CFO. He will join the organization in October after he departs his role as CFO of SSM Health. Care navigation company Quantum Health hired Jamie Hall as its chief commercial officer and Daniel Stein as its chief strategy officer. Hall joins Quantum through the company's acquisition of CirrusMD, and Stein joins through Quantum's purchase of Embold Health. Centene CFO Drew Asher is retiring at the end of the year. He has been in the role since 2021. Two of Tuft Medicine's top leaders - CEO Mike Dandorph and CFO Andrew Devoe - announced they're stepping down from their roles as the health system begins a major financial turnaround effort. Cell therapy manufacturing specialist Cellares plans to lay off about 100 employees after Bristol Myers Squibb terminated its manufacturing partnership, ending Cellares' role in producing the CAR-T therapy Breyanzi. The impacted workers are primarily software engineers, quality control and design staff, and manufacturing specialists. MaineHealth is cutting 83 positions in its information technology and analytics departments, consolidating three teams into one as part of a larger redesign. The reorganization eliminates 56 IT roles and 27 of the system's 63 analytics positions. Sharp HealthCare announced an organizational realignment affecting 260 employees, marking its second layoff wave in just over a year following last summer's elimination of 315 roles. The San Diego-based health system, which reported an operating loss of $173.5 million despite $5.5 billion in revenue, pointed to rising costs and federal and state policy changes as factors. Many of the affected workers were immediately offered alternative positions within the system.