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Virtua Health

Nonprofit health system delivering patient care

Practice Manager - Advanced Transplant & Organ Health

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeNew Jersey, USA$67k - $104.1k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three to five years of supervisory experience in a medical practice or ambulatory medical setting.
  • Solid knowledge of and experience in billing and health insurance guidelines and practices, including commercial, Medicare, and managed care payers.
  • Solid knowledge of and ability to use electronic medical records, scheduling, charging, and billing systems.
  • A bachelor's degree is required; related experience may be considered in lieu of a degree on a case-by-case basis.

Responsibilities

  • Direct and coordinate administrative and clinical services for assigned practices in collaboration with lead physicians.
  • Provide day-to-day oversight and supervision to ensure effective operations, safety, functional business systems, and quality patient care; ensure patient access and customer satisfaction.
  • Contribute to the practice's vision and strategic planning for growth, promote organizational goals and philosophy, communicate updates to direct reports, and comply with applicable regulations.
  • Oversee expenditures, staffing, overtime, front-end policies and procedures, charge completion, claim edits, cash reconciliation, referrals, and receivables and collections tasks.
  • Identify opportunities to increase patient volume and services while controlling expenses; create and execute improvement plans within budget.
  • Develop and maintain practice budgets with lead physicians, explain budget-to-actual variances to leadership, and take appropriate corrective action.
  • Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reports; provide data; support metrics and reimbursement goals; and monitor provider continuing medical education and paid time off records.
  • Attend meetings and education sessions to evaluate and improve compliance.
  • Contribute to developing and implementing practice policies and procedures; review and update them to reflect regulations and best practices.
  • Monitor key performance indicators, budget targets, access, referral management, clinician schedule flow, utilization, adjustments, and capacity; take action with lead physicians to foster improvement.
  • Maintain operational inventory and supplies, and assist providers with current licensure and credentials.
  • Develop corrective action plans for inspection deficiencies, report them to leadership, and implement them.
  • Report and make recommendations to leadership on practice operations; present best practices to the management team; collaborate on system changes and upgrades; and participate in meetings and committees.
  • Collaborate with Human Resources and lead physicians to recruit, interview, select, and hire personnel, and justify position approvals.
  • Ensure adequate staffing and current staff licensures and certifications to meet patient needs.
  • Supervise and retain office staff, including training, coaching, and development, and ensure staff follow policies and standards.
  • Manage payroll processes, leaves, and temporary staffing requests.
  • Conduct best people reviews and establish goals for staff positions.
  • Oversee point-of-care testing and compliance with state regulations; maintain vaccines, controls, and refrigerator and freezer temperatures.
  • Participate in designated clinical and value-based programs and reporting, and achieve practice goals and objectives.
  • Oversee sample logs and recall procedures.
  • Review patient satisfaction results and take action to improve them, including preparing information for dashboards.
  • Liaise among office personnel, the health system, and external parties to support patient and customer experience.
  • Consult with lead physicians, practice management leadership, medical directors, and staff on operations, problem-solving, and service improvement.
  • Maintain relationships with the public, patients, families, providers, the medical profession, and other health-related facilities and organizations.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of insurance coding, Medicare regulations, state regulations, CLIA, Department of Health, and OSHA regulations.

About the Company

Virtua Health

Nonprofit health system delivering patient care

Virtua Health provides comprehensive medical care across five hospitals and nearly 300 locations in South Jersey, supported by 14,000+ employees and 2,850+ affiliated clinicians. It offers services across cardiology, orthopedics, advanced surgery, maternity, pediatrics, and more, including home health, rehabilitation, mobile screenings, and a paramedic program to bring care into communities. It partners with Penn Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for cancer, neuroscience, and pediatrics, respectively. As a not-for-profit health system, Virtua focuses on community well-being through outreach programs addressing social health challenges such as addiction, nutrition, housing, and access to care. It operates under Magnet recognition and has earned multiple quality and safety awards. Overall, Virtua aims to help people be well, get well, and stay well by delivering wide-ranging medical services, community health initiatives, and coordinated care through its network.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Evesham Township, New Jersey
Founded
1999

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