Full-Time

Credentialing Technician

Credentialing

Posted on 9/27/2025

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

1,001-5,000 employees

Health insurance products and services

No salary listed

Phoenix, AZ, USA

Remote

This remote work opportunity requires residency, and work to be performed, within the State of Arizona.

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)
Requirements
  • 5 year(s) of experience in business office field (Applies to All Levels)
  • 1 year(s) of experience in credentialing in a managed care field (Applies to Level 2)
  • 2 year(s) of experience in credentialing in a managed care or hospital field (Applies to Level 3)
  • High-School Diploma or GED in general field of study (Applies to All Levels)
Responsibilities
  • Perform follow up process for applications that have not been returned as part of the recredentialing process.
  • Identify and obtain missing information from providers in order to satisfy the requirements of the credentialing policies and procedures.
  • Perform primary source verifications of such items as licensure and education for individual providers per written Credentialing policies and procedures.
  • Review provider credential files against defined criteria to determine whether providers meet BCBSAZ’s credentialing requirements for both initial and recredentialing files. This includes both professional and facility credentialing files.
  • Maintain accuracy and completeness of credentialing files and ensure consistency with URAC, TriWest, and BCBSAZ credential standards.
  • Organize and prioritize activities related to the delegated credential function as required by TriWest Healthcare Alliance delegation agreement.
  • Prepare files for Credentials Committee meetings including documentation of exception conditions.
  • Correspond effectively with providers, BCBSAZ, TriWest and other outside agencies, both verbally and in writing, to assemble and communicate credentialing/recredentialing information.
  • Perform computer data entry and generation of reports.
  • Maintain knowledge of provider files, and applicable credentialing and/or contracting databases.
  • Participate in continuing education to maintain certification, if applicable; attend courses offered by BCBSAZ's Corporate Training and Development and the Health Services Division; participate in computer-related educational offerings as related to position function.
  • Maintain standards of ethical practice and confidentiality; Apply appropriate security and privacy measures to all tasks.
  • Perform quality control (QC) activities on completed files following QC Policy and utilizing the QC tool for both professional and facility files.
  • Perform ongoing monitoring per policy to meet URAC standards.
  • Develop and maintain desktop procedures for all credentialing / recredentialing activities as directed.
  • Compile and validate reports for Credentials Committee meetings.
  • Perform audits of delegated credentialing functions to ensure that all URAC and BCBSAZ specific standards are met.
  • Develop and maintain desk level procedures for all credentialing and recredentialing activities as directed.
  • Each progressive level includes the ability to perform the essential functions of any lower levels.
  • The position has an onsite expectation of 5 days per week and requires a full-time work schedule. Full-time is defined as working at least 40 hours per week, plus any additional hours as requested or as needed to meet business requirements.
  • Perform all other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Associate's Degree in general field of study (Applies to Levels 2 - 3)
  • Certified Professional in Medical Services Management (CPCSM) (Applies to Levels 2 - 3)
  • Certified Professional Credentialing Specialist (CPCS) (Applies to Levels 2 - 3)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona provides health insurance products and services to more than 1 million Arizonans, offering plans for individuals, families, and businesses as well as Medicare supplement plans for seniors. It operates as an independent not-for-profit licensee of the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association with a network-based model: members receive care by choosing providers within a negotiated network, while the insurer handles underwriting, benefits administration, claims processing, and care services. The company differentiates itself through its local Arizona footprint, community involvement, and not-for-profit status, plus a broad local presence across Phoenix and other cities. Its goal is to improve the quality of life for Arizonans by delivering affordable health coverage and tools to help people make better health decisions, supported by community volunteering and charitable contributions.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Phoenix, Arizona

Founded

1939

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What believers are saying

  • $200,000 scholarships train healthcare workers at Maricopa Colleges.
  • Community health fairs with CFA pilot student workforce programs.
  • Primary care expansion via VitellaCare and Crossover Health partnership.

What critics are saying

  • National competitors UnitedHealth and Humana displace in 18-24 months.
  • $2.8B antitrust settlement imposes pricing restrictions in 6-12 months.
  • Curant Health underperformance regresses Star Ratings in 12-18 months.

What makes Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona unique

  • AZ Blue earned Arizona's only 4.5-Star non-SNP Medicare Advantage rating for 2026.
  • Partnership with Curant Health achieved first 4-Star overall rating in 2024.
  • Non-profit licensee serves 1 million Arizonans since 1939.

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