Full-Time
Associate Account Management
Updated on 9/4/2026
Sutherland
10,001+ employees
Global BPO providing customer lifecycle management
No salary listed
Pittsford, NY, USA
Remote
Bachelor's
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- Full working knowledge of provider credentialing and current Utilization Review Accreditation Committee standards.
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
- Five or more years of experience in healthcare operations.
- Two or more years of experience working in a healthcare setting handling high-level provider-related issues.
- One or more years of experience calling provider offices.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word and Excel.
- Working knowledge of desktop personal computers and provider software.
- A broad understanding of health insurance programs and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act regulations.
- Experience managing provider databases.
- Understanding of all service-level agreements in the client's agreement, including day-to-day receipt and aging reports from inventories.
- Assist with training and quality assurance of peer staff.
- Resolve problems and administrative issues.
- Maintain accurate data for requested monthly Utilization Review Accreditation Committee reports.
- Create accurate daily inventory reports for the manager.
- Lead staff in the absence of the manager.
- Receive applications, ensure completeness, and verify credentials.
- Maintain accurate initial and re-credentialing files, monitoring at least 20 files per week.
- Create and maintain provider files within the database.
- Call provider offices and United States licensing boards for missing information.
- Confirm the accuracy of presented data.
- A bachelor's degree is preferred.
- Three or more years of experience credentialing or re-credentialing providers is preferred.
Sutherland provides business process outsourcing (BPO) that manages the entire customer lifecycle for other companies, including customer support and sales across multiple industries. It combines traditional outsourcing with process consulting and uses digital tools, AI, and analytics to run and improve customer-facing operations across a global delivery network. The company’s long-term private ownership and global footprint help it deliver integrated, technology-enabled outsourcing at scale, spanning technology, telecom, financial services, and healthcare. Its goal is to help clients optimize the customer experience and lower operating costs by outsourcing the full customer lifecycle while continuously advancing with digital and AI-enabled capabilities.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$30M
Headquarters
New York
Founded
1986
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- FinAI Hub launched March 6, 2026, with claimed 50% faster processing cycles.
- Sutherland and ComplyAdvantage reported 70% fewer false positives and 50% faster investigations.
- Ilocos Norte hiring plans and 2026 Hyderabad walk-ins show active delivery-center expansion.
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- CFPB’s 2026 reverse-mortgage settlement exposes servicing failures across Sutherland Mortgage and Government Solutions.
- Teleperformance’s 2026 AI push intensifies price pressure across global BPO and customer-service contracts.
- AI-native rivals like Genpact and TP commoditize Sutherland’s labor-centric outsourcing model by 2027.
What makes Sutherland unique
- Sutherland’s 2026 FinAI Hub targets banking workflows: KYC, AML, underwriting, collections.
- Its ComplyAdvantage partnership bundles 2,400+ FinCrime experts with AI-native compliance tooling.
- TM Forum’s 2026 award validated Agentic AI for autonomous telecom network operations.
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