Full-Time

Revenue Cycle Management Systems Administration Manager

Posted on 9/9/2026

Magruder Eye Institute

Magruder Eye Institute

51-200 employees

Writing and editing services

No salary listed

Orlando, FL, USA

Remote

Periodic travel may be required to markets, physician practices, ambulatory surgery centers, vendor locations, and leadership meetings.

Bachelor's

Category
IT Operations (1)
Required Skills
Data Visualization
SQL
Electronic Health Records (EHR)
Role-based Access Control
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business, Health Information Management, Information Systems, Finance, or a related field; equivalent relevant experience may be considered.
  • A minimum of 5 years of healthcare revenue cycle, practice-management system, or related healthcare technology experience.
  • Strong working knowledge of healthcare revenue cycle operations, including patient access, eligibility, authorization, coding, charge capture, claims, payment posting, denials, accounts receivable, patient responsibility, and reporting.
  • Hands-on experience administering, configuring, supporting, or serving as a power user of a physician practice-management or revenue cycle management system.
  • Experience with fee schedules, payer and plan configuration, provider and location setup, billing master data, work queues, and security roles.
  • Experience developing, validating, and maintaining operational reports and dashboards.
  • Experience with system testing, issue resolution, change management, access administration, and end-user training.
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, organizational, and documentation skills.
  • Ability to translate business and operational requirements into practical system solutions.
  • Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as the primary functional revenue cycle management administrator for NexTech and assigned revenue cycle applications.
  • Configure, maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize revenue cycle management system functionality.
  • Maintain configuration for physician practices and ambulatory surgery centers, including entities, locations, providers, payers, plans, departments, work queues, edits, rules, and other revenue cycle master data.
  • Coordinate system changes, testing, validation, release management, and deployment.
  • Troubleshoot revenue cycle system issues, identify root causes, and coordinate corrective action.
  • Maintain configuration documentation and change-control records.
  • Own the loading, maintenance, validation, and governance of fee schedules.
  • Maintain accurate fee schedule assignments across entities, locations, providers, payers, service lines, and other required dimensions.
  • Coordinate updates to Current Procedural Terminology, Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System, International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, modifiers, charge descriptions, and related billing tables.
  • Establish controls for master-data changes, including approval, testing, documentation, and post-change validation.
  • Conduct periodic audits to identify missing, outdated, duplicated, or incorrectly mapped data.
  • Partner with revenue cycle management, Finance, Coding, and payer-contracting teams to resolve configuration issues that could contribute to claim errors, underpayments, patient-balance errors, or revenue leakage.
  • Design, configure, and optimize revenue cycle workflows, work queues, routing logic, edits, alerts, assignments, and automation.
  • Partner with front-end and back-end revenue cycle leaders to translate operational needs into standardized system workflows.
  • Identify opportunities to eliminate manual work, duplicate effort, unnecessary handoffs, and avoidable rework.
  • Standardize workflows across markets and practices while supporting payer, specialty, facility, and market-specific requirements.
  • Monitor workflow performance to identify bottlenecks, training gaps, configuration issues, and productivity opportunities.
  • Manage user provisioning, modifications, deactivation, security roles, profiles, and permissions.
  • Develop standardized role-based access aligned with job responsibilities and segregation-of-duties requirements.
  • Conduct periodic user-access and privileged-access reviews.
  • Ensure access requests and employee terminations are processed accurately and timely.
  • Maintain documentation of access standards, approval requirements, and system administration procedures.
  • Develop and maintain revenue cycle dashboards, scorecards, operational reports, and exception reporting.
  • Establish standardized reporting and key performance indicator definitions with revenue cycle leadership.
  • Support reporting across financial clearance and authorization, coding and charge lag, claims and clean-claim performance, denials, accounts receivable aging and collections, payment posting, patient responsibility, and work-queue productivity.
  • Validate report logic, calculations, filters, and source data to ensure management reporting is reliable and consistent.
  • Automate recurring reporting and reduce reliance on manual spreadsheet-based processes.
  • Develop exception-based reporting to help leaders identify problems earlier and focus resources where they have the greatest impact.
  • Serve as the primary revenue cycle functional administrator and business liaison for White Plume AI-assisted coding and other assigned revenue cycle technologies.
  • Manage configuration, access, workflow integration, reporting, testing, and adoption.
  • Monitor interfaces and data flows between NexTech, White Plume, MedEvolve, clearinghouses, and other revenue cycle applications.
  • Partner with Coding leadership to optimize AI-assisted coding while maintaining human review, accuracy, compliance, and accountability.
  • Monitor technology utilization, exceptions, productivity, quality, and operational performance.
  • Support evaluation and implementation of future revenue cycle technologies.
  • Develop role-based training, standard operating procedures, job aids, workflow documentation, and system administration guides.
  • Provide initial, refresher, and change-related training.
  • Support super users and serve as an escalation point for complex functional system questions.
  • Identify recurring user errors and determine whether they should be addressed through training, workflow redesign, or configuration changes.
  • Communicate system changes and new functionality to affected stakeholders.
  • Support the successful retirement of MedEvolve while maintaining appropriate access to legacy accounts receivable, patient balances, payment activity, reporting, and required historical information.
  • Lead or participate in user acceptance testing for upgrades, interfaces, configuration changes, and new technology.
  • Develop test scripts, document results, identify defects, and validate remediation.
  • Maintain an inventory of revenue cycle systems, interfaces, integrations, vendors, business owners, and dependencies.
  • Maintain and prioritize a revenue cycle system enhancement roadmap based on financial impact, operational benefit, compliance risk, user impact, and implementation effort.
  • Continuously identify opportunities to improve automation, standardization, data quality, productivity, and revenue cycle performance.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with NexTech practice management and/or electronic health records.
  • Experience with MedEvolve, particularly legacy accounts receivable or system-transition activities.
  • Experience with White Plume or other AI-assisted coding technology.
  • Experience within ophthalmology, ambulatory surgery centers, or a multi-site physician-services organization.
  • Experience with business intelligence tools, advanced Excel, data extracts, SQL, or related reporting technologies.
  • Experience supporting system conversions, acquisitions, practice integrations, or enterprise workflow standardization.
Magruder Eye Institute

Magruder Eye Institute

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Magruder Eye Institute provides writing and editing services from its base in Orlando, Florida. The company helps clients by delivering professional writing and editing work, using a local, address-based presence at 1911 N Mills Ave. How its offerings work: clients submit material to be written or edited, and the team reviews, revises, and improves the content to meet specified goals and quality standards. How it differs from competitors: it operates as a local service provider with a fixed address in Orlando, which may enable closer client relationships and targeted local support. What the company aims to achieve: to help clients produce clear, polished written materials by delivering reliable editing and writing assistance.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Orlando, Florida

Founded

1963

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What believers are saying

  • Ascend Vision Partners updated Magruder listings in August 2026, confirming active platform investment.
  • Magruder’s Lake Nona, Kissimmee, Apopka, and Orlando footprint supports local referral capture.
  • AVP expanded since 2022 to 19 Southeast locations, validating acquisition and growth momentum.

What critics are saying

  • Jackson v. Magruder Eye Institute, PLLC filed May 5, 2026, signals wage-and-hour exposure.
  • AVP’s private-equity structure intensifies margin pressure, tenure churn, and physician autonomy conflicts.
  • Chad Eckes replaced Justin Simoncini by August 2026, implying leadership turnover at the platform.

What makes Magruder Eye Institute unique

  • Founded in 1973, Magruder built Central Florida ophthalmology credibility across four Orlando-area locations.
  • Ascend Vision Partners keeps physician ownership while centralizing administration, compliance, IT, and negotiations.
  • Integrated network spans Magruder, Robson, Lakeside Surgery Center, and EyeCare Optical through AVP.

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Company News

PR Newswire
Aug 16th, 2022
Magruder Eye Institute And Chicago Pacific Founders Launch Strategic Growth Partnership Via Ascend Vision Partners

ORLANDO, Fla. and CHICAGO, Aug. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago Pacific Founders ("CPF"), an investment adviser that manages private equity funds, focused exclusively in value-based care innovation, healthcare services, and AI and tech enabled healthcare services with offices in Chicago and San Francisco, is pleased to announce that it, along with Magruder Eye Institute ("MEI") and Robson Eye Institute ("REI"; together with MEI, the "Practices"), has formed Ascend Vision Partners ("AVP" or the "Company"). As a result of the partnership, AVP becomes the administrative services provider to the Practices and Lakeside Surgery Center. Founded in 1973, Magruder Eye Institute is a premier comprehensive ophthalmology provider in Central Florida with a longstanding reputation for providing clinically-excellent care to a diverse collection of patients within its communities. MEI recently launched Robson Eye Institute to expand its reach to patients in the Tampa / St. Petersburg / Clearwater area, bringing its total combined clinical / surgical locations and providers to eight and twelve, respectively. The Practices' Partners, including John Beneke, M.D., Donald Centner, M.D., Michael Graham, M.D., John Lehr, M.D., and Michael Pohlod, M.D., will retain ownership through AVP, enabling the Practices to remain physician-owned and continuing to provide care through their patient-centric model