Full-Time

Director Revenue Cycle and Operations

Meharry Medical College

Meharry Medical College

Private nonprofit medical education and research

No salary listed

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

United States

In Person

Bachelor's, Master's

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
OSHA
HIPAA
Requirements
  • A minimum of 5 years of experience in health care management, including clinic management, patient management, accounts receivable and payable, or coding.
  • A bachelor's degree in health care administration, business, or another related field is required.
  • Advanced knowledge of ICD-9 is required.
  • Working knowledge of ICD-10 is required.
  • Strong financial management experience and knowledge of federal and state laws and requirements relating to healthcare management are required.
  • Strong managerial competencies in leadership, team development, managerial coaching and mentoring, and situational assessment are required.
  • Ability to guide organizational change management initiatives is required.
  • Strong managerial acumen in setting corporate direction and aligning strategic goals with business plans is required.
  • Superior judgment, negotiation, and decision-making skills are required.
  • Strong ethics and a high level of personal and professional integrity are required.
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to translate strategic vision into an operational model are required.
  • Effective oral, written, and persuasive communication skills are required.
  • Ability to generate financial reports for executive management is required.
  • A Certified Revenue Cycle Representative Certification is required.
Responsibilities
  • Oversee and remain accountable for all business facets of the practice, including revenue cycle and clinical business operations.
  • Supervise the daily management of medical group billing, accounts receivable management, and front office clinic operations.
  • Create and execute policies, procedures, and standards to ensure compliance with contracting, Medicaid, Medicare, and HCFA requirements.
  • Assemble the administrative team needed to fulfill the practice group's revenue cycle management objectives.
  • Oversee, direct, coordinate, and regulate daily operations related to physician billing, accounts receivable management, and clinical functions.
  • Review and guide the contracted billing vendor or central billing office to ensure provider billings are processed promptly and accurately and accounts receivable are pursued effectively.
  • Establish accounts receivable policies and practices to bill and collect patient accounts and other revenue sources, reduce uncollectible accounts, maximize cash flow, and preserve community goodwill.
  • Develop, implement, and maintain objectives, procedures, and standards to optimize revenue and ensure compliance with HMO contracts and HCFA guidelines for teaching physicians.
  • Evaluate work methods and systems affecting physician billing, recommend workflow improvements, and execute approved modifications.
  • Cultivate communication channels with physicians through committee and department chair meetings, a policy and procedure manual, and monthly newsletters.
  • Deliver revenue cycle and financial reporting packages to senior health affairs, business and finance, and clinical leadership.
  • Collaborate with the Associate Dean of Business and Finance on quarterly Board Reports.
  • Supervise educational training for physicians and staff regarding appropriate procedural and diagnostic coding.
  • Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements by monitoring changes and implementing necessary controls and programs.
  • Organize operational data, documents, and information in compliance with city, state, and federal regulations; compile reports and conduct audits as needed.
  • Prepare, review, and submit the annual operating budget and monitor compliance with it.
  • Assist faculty in preparing for managed care and risk-based contracting by providing education and developing related policies and procedures.
  • Assist senior health affairs leadership, medical directors, group leadership, and faculty representatives in creating and overseeing managed care and risk-based contracts.
  • Support leadership and committees in formulating operational processes for clinical and medical policies, including practice and referral guidelines, peer review standards, utilization review policies, and quality assurance initiatives.
  • Collaborate with senior health affairs leadership to coordinate billing, medical records, compliance, and physician-related issues with hospital systems.
  • Ensure efficient operation of clinical front office activities, including the call center, registration, front desk exit processing, billing, coding, medical records, and compliance.
  • Oversee training programs covering customer and patient satisfaction, eCW utilization, coding, medical record documentation, and relevant policies and procedures.
  • Negotiate with insurance companies, external vendors, and others to secure favorable reimbursement and pricing on relevant contracts.
  • Provide senior leadership with monthly and need-to-know reports detailing financial, compliance, and programmatic status.
  • Ensure HIPAA compliance.
  • Maintain an operational presence that promptly addresses provider inquiries, operational management challenges, and recommendations.
  • Set goals and objectives in accordance with requirements communicated by the medical group and senior health affairs leadership.
  • Monitor current medical trends and advancements in physician practice management and managed care and foster relationships with counterparts in affiliated organizations.
  • Ensure open communication and information exchange through staff, committee, and faculty meetings.
  • Conduct reviews, analyses, and evaluations to confirm operations meet the needs of physicians, the medical college, hospitals, and contracted health plans.
  • Keep directors, managers, clinic staff, and faculty informed about policies, procedures, revenue cycle, medical records, and operational outcomes.
  • Engage in business operations and personnel hiring, conduct written performance evaluations, and assist with complex employee relations issues.
  • Develop, implement, and maintain written job descriptions and perform written employee performance assessments against defined responsibilities and targets.
  • Interview candidates and recommend new hires, prioritize schedules, formulate corrective action plans, and apply discipline under organizational policies and procedures.
  • Approve requisitions for supplies, equipment, and other operational items.
  • Ensure employee turnover is kept to a minimum.
  • Implement state and federal regulations on clinic records management.
  • Arrange HIPAA, OSHA, and risk seminars with Human Resources.
  • Plan, organize, direct, monitor, and supervise the daily workflow of the Medical Coding Department to ensure accurate assignment of ICD-9, ICD-10, CPT-4, and physician charges, month-end closing standards, and staff productivity.
  • Ensure assigned staff meet expected quality and quantity levels when applying Team Health Billing and Coding Guidelines, Coding work file, DMS, NEIC edits, and provider reports.
Desired Qualifications
  • A master's degree in health care administration, business, or another related field is preferred.
  • Certified Professional Coder Certification is preferred.
Meharry Medical College

Meharry Medical College

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Meharry Medical College is a private, non-profit medical and health sciences university in Nashville that educates healthcare professionals and scientists. It operates through three schools—Medicine, Dentistry, and Graduate Studies and Research—offering professional degrees, clinical training, and research programs. Its degree programs and clinical experiences are delivered via classroom instruction, hospital-based rotations, and mentored research, funded by tuition, research grants, and philanthropy. The college distinguishes itself through its history as the first medical school for African Americans in the Southern United States, its emphasis on health equity, and its focus on training clinicians and scientists who serve minority and underserved communities. Its goal is to expand the workforce of physicians, dentists, and researchers dedicated to improving health outcomes and reducing disparities.

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Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$20M

Headquarters

Nashville, Tennessee

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What believers are saying

  • RWJF gave Meharry $1 million on November 24, 2025 for AR/VR medical training.
  • Meharry launched Campaign 150 in 2025, reportedly with $400 million already raised.
  • Recent expansion into Memphis and rural Tennessee broadens clinical access and community relevance.

What critics are saying

  • Adefurin v. Meharry Medical College reached the Sixth Circuit on March 3, 2026.
  • The 2023 DOJ Medicare settlement proves billing controls remain a recurring compliance risk.
  • Campaign 150 needs $500 million; funding shortfalls would squeeze scholarships, debt relief, and facilities.

What makes Meharry Medical College unique

  • Meharry remains the HBCU training pipeline for Black physicians, dentists, and scientists.
  • Its 2026 School of Global Health widens degrees into health equity and policy.
  • Vanderbilt, Tennessee State, and Meharry jointly anchor NIH-funded cancer and HIV research.

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