Full-Time

Revenue Cycle Director

Updated on 5/26/2026

Community Health Systems

Community Health Systems

5,001-10,000 employees

Operates acute care hospitals nationwide

No salary listed

Birmingham, AL, USA

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Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Forecasting
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Bachelor's Degree in relevant field required
  • Seven (7) plus years of direct experience in lieu of a Bachelor's degree required
  • 3-5 years of experience in closely related field with Bachelor's degree required
Responsibilities
  • Defines and establishes strategic direction and priorities for the revenue cycle operations.
  • Directs the management and operations of Revenue Cycle/Collections services to provide high quality cost-effective customer service.
  • Works with leadership to implement best practice workflows and ensures adherence to policies and procedures as related to revenue cycle operations.
  • Oversees all revenue cycle processes and ensures key metrics are met by analyzing data and optimizing performance.
  • Responsible for ensuring all escalations related to daily operations revenue cycle are handled appropriately; notifying leadership as appropriate.
  • Effectively leads, coaches, and counsels supervisors, managers, and other revenue cycle team members as necessary.
  • Reviews action plans and educates supervisors, managers, and clinic operations teams (staff, providers, leadership) on proper follow up techniques.
  • Reviews daily, weekly, and monthly clinic operations indicators and takes appropriate steps with leadership to address and improve.
  • Audits transactions posted to patient accounts to ensure accuracy; educates where appropriate.
  • Audits staff investigation and resolution of billing concerns; educates where appropriate.
  • Audits and reconciles cash with Bank and General Ledger to insure proper controls and complete accountability of funds received.
  • Participates in integration efforts for new practice management systems/vendors including on site training and installation of policy and procedures for revenue cycle or other related areas of responsibility (i.e. Ingenious Med Utilization).
  • Responsible for routine on site review of daily practice operations; ability to assess and complete gap analysis of all work streams that intersect with revenue cycle working with corporate resources, clinic operations including leadership; and other area leaders to ensure all gaps are closed.
  • Responsible to review monthly KPI’s and communicate problematic trends for intervention and resolution with corporate including leadership as appropriate.
  • Responsible for working knowledge of payer fee-for-service contracts and value-based care contracts.
  • Possess ability to work in a matrix environment where multiple or competing customer demands are likely.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.
  • Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
  • Complies with all policies and standards.
  • Supervision and Staff Management: Provides leadership, mentorship and professional development opportunities for departmental staff.
  • Schedules employees to ensure effective use of resources. Consults with leadership on any potential staffing issues.
  • Conducts performance evaluations, sets goals and provides feedback to staff on their performance and development.
  • Strategic Planning and Financial Oversight: Collaborates with hospital leadership to set the strategic direction for the department, including budgeting, resource allocation and long-term planning.
  • Monitors expenditures, ensuring cost-effective delivery of services.
  • Evaluates and implements new technologies to enhance operational efficiency.
  • Develops and implements departmental policies and procedures and protocols to optimize quality and overall efficiencies.
  • Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance: Ensures compliance with all relevant regulatory bodies. May oversee the accreditation process with relevant agencies ensuring that services meet or exceed industry standards.
  • Participates in audits, inspections and accreditation processes as applicable.
  • Follows established quality control practices to ensure accuracy, consistency and safety.
  • Collaboration and Communication: Works closely with leadership teams to coordinate and improve service delivery.
  • Stays up-to-date with industry advancements, new technologies, and regulatory changes.
  • Staff Responsibilities: May work in a staff role, when required. Ensures that duties and responsibilities are fulfilled while meeting all competencies established for that job.
Desired Qualifications
  • Master's Degree preferred
  • 3-5 years of previous leadership experience preferred
  • CPB Certified Biller through American Association of Professional Coders preferred
  • CMIS through Project Management Institute preferred
  • CMRS through American Bar Association preferred
Community Health Systems

Community Health Systems

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Community Health Systems operates general acute care hospitals across 14 states, owning or leasing 71 facilities to deliver healthcare outside urban centers. Its main business is running hospital networks and providing medical and surgical services to patients, funded by payments from patients, insurers, and government programs like Medicare and Medicaid. The company also offers management services to its affiliates through a professional services corporation. Its workflow centers on developing and operating healthcare delivery systems, supporting a wide range of needs from emergency care to specialized treatments. The goal is to help people get well and live healthier by providing accessible non-urban and suburban hospital-based care while navigating a regulated, competitive US healthcare market.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Franklin, Tennessee

Founded

1985

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What believers are saying

  • Q1 2026 same-store revenue rose despite weaker admissions.[1]
  • Ambulatory surgery center acquisitions expand higher-margin outpatient exposure.[7]
  • Lower leverage and divestiture proceeds improve flexibility for reinvestment.[1]

What critics are saying

  • Q1 2026 revenue fell 6.1% and loss widened to $58 million.[1]
  • Patient days and admissions declined, weakening fixed-cost absorption.[2]
  • Heavy debt and payor pressure leave earnings vulnerable to volume misses.[3]

What makes Community Health Systems unique

  • Operates 64 hospitals across 13 states, focused on non-urban markets.[4]
  • Generates revenue from both inpatient care and expanding outpatient services.[4]
  • Uses divestitures to recycle capital into ambulatory surgery and growth assets.[1]

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