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Henry Ford Health

Academic medical center delivering comprehensive healthcare

Director Revenue Cycle Automation & Surveillance

Business OperationsUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeTroy, MI, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required, preferably in Healthcare Administration, Business, Computer Science, Analytics, Data Science, or a related field.
  • Seven years of relevant experience, with specific emphasis in revenue cycle, process improvement, analytics, technology deployment, strategy development, and project management.
  • A minimum of five years managing professionals.
  • Demonstrated success leading large innovation initiatives.
  • Demonstrated understanding of artificial intelligence, automation, data applications, and technologies.
  • Knowledge of best practices related to revenue cycle operations.
  • The ability to influence at all levels in an organization and advocate for automation and artificial intelligence as assets to drive organizational strategy.

Responsibilities

  • Lead teams consisting of managers and consultative staff to achieve set goals.
  • Develop, in partnership with revenue cycle leaders, a comprehensive automation and artificial intelligence strategy aligned with revenue cycle and enterprise priorities.
  • Translate strategies into tactics with defined objectives, scope, resources, and timing.
  • Partner with cross-functional stakeholders in Revenue Cycle, IT, Transformation Consulting, clinical operations, Finance, Compliance, and other areas to explore, design, and execute solutions that achieve goals.
  • Lead development and implementation of the revenue cycle automation and artificial intelligence strategy, including surveillance of technologies; participation in Epic revenue cycle forums; creation and maintenance of a multi-year roadmap; identification and assessment of use cases, technologies, value, complexity, and effort; partnership to design, build, test, deploy, configure, and monitor automations and features; operational change management; measurement of impact; and alignment with the Digital Enablement Hub.
  • Serve as a thought leader and internal advocate for automation and artificial intelligence across revenue cycle, aligning efforts with the organization's digital transformation agenda.
  • Design and continuously evaluate functions and workflows to organize work based on production action and achieve optimal efficiency.
  • Collaborate with revenue cycle leaders and team members to identify process-improvement opportunities and implement changes.
  • Coordinate with IT leaders and team members to identify, design, test, implement, and monitor changes to Epic hospital billing and professional billing systems.
  • Maintain and optimize performance-management tools that provide operational leaders insight into productivity and quality trends.
  • Develop and maintain, with revenue cycle leaders, a surveillance program that minimizes risk and identifies improvement opportunities, including documenting surveillance roles and cadence, selecting metrics, tracking performance, identifying variances, investigating root causes, determining improvement actions, and communicating findings.
  • Create departmental and cross-functional workgroups to implement initiatives that reduce denials and other errors, coordinating with business units, revenue cycle teams, hospitals, physician practices, and other organizational teams.
  • Create and lead denial-management infrastructure focused on identifying root causes and developing prevention initiatives.
  • Maximize use of Epic reporting and benchmarking capabilities, such as Epic Pulse.
  • Partner with the revenue cycle analytics team to develop and optimize analytical tools for the surveillance program.
  • Use artificial intelligence and other analytical technology to supplement human surveillance activities.
  • Network with industry peers and communities to stay informed about technology capabilities and use cases and collaborate on shared interests.

Desired Qualifications

  • A master's degree is preferred.
  • Experience at a large, complex, integrated healthcare organization is preferred.

About the Company

Henry Ford Health

Academic medical center delivering comprehensive healthcare

Henry Ford Health operates a large Michigan health system that provides a full range of medical services through 13 acute-care hospitals, behavioral health facilities, home health, virtual care, pharmacy, eye care, and more, along with health insurance and related retail. It delivers care via a network of hospitals and clinics offering primary, preventive, specialty, surgical, and rehabilitative services, with options for in-person and virtual visits, while also supporting research and education to improve treatments. The system stands out as one of Michigan’s largest and most diverse employers with over 50,000 team members and more than 550 sites, and it is repeatedly recognized for excellence in cancer, cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and multi-organ transplants, underpinned by strong research funding. Its goal is to partner with patients and communities to provide high-quality care, advance medical research, and educate the next generation of health professionals.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$40.3M
Headquarters
Detroit, MI
Founded
1915

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