The Payer Enrollment Specialist role is a vital position within our Credentialing and Contracting team, entrusted with overseeing all aspects of payer contracting lifecycle. Your deep passion for supporting the underserved trans community and eagerness to play a crucial role in broadening access to care are invaluable.
Responsibilities:
Payer Relationship Management:
- Build and maintain strong relationships with payer partners.
- Advocate for organizational interests and collaborate for mutual success.
- Drive performance improvement initiatives with internal teams and payer partners.
Contract and Rate Management:
- Maintain and update contract rates, including yearly governmental changes.
- Identify payment discrepancies and market trends to optimize collections.
Contract Review and Coordination:
- Assess initial contract terms for Operations and Finance.
- Review and summarize contract amendments.
- Coordinate document submission for new payer contracts.
Communication and Data Management:
- Communicate new payer developments to relevant departments.
- Manage payer dashboard access for new hires and terminated employees.
Interdepartmental Collaboration:
- Work across departments to solve contract/credentialing issues.
Additional Responsibilities:
- Undertake other duties as required for organizational support.
Must-Haves:
- A passion for and affinity with the mission of Plume, to transform healthcare for every trans life
Relevant Experience and Skills:
- Proven track record in payer contracting and provider credentialing, with at least two years of experience.
- Manage the research, preparation, and submission of contract applications, including credentialing and enrollment forms as required by plans. Diligently track and report on the progress of each submission.
- Familiarity with various insurance plans and healthcare payment systems.
- Proficiency in managing relationships with insurance payers.
Knowledge of Healthcare Regulations:
- Understanding of healthcare regulations, including HIPAA, and federal and state laws.
- Familiarity with the specifics of credentialing standards and processes.
- NCQA knowledge is a plus.
Strong Communication Skills:
- Ability to effectively communicate with various stakeholders, including insurance representatives, healthcare providers, and team members.
- Skilled in both written and verbal communication.
Analytical and Problem-Solving Abilities:
- Ability to identify and resolve discrepancies and issues in payer contracts.
Organizational Skills:
- Strong organizational and time-management skills, with an ability to prioritize tasks effectively.
Cultural Competency and Sensitivity:
- Demonstrated understanding and empathy towards the trans experience.
- Commitment to inclusivity and respectful communication.
Educational Background:
- A degree in healthcare administration, business, or a related field.
- Certifications related to healthcare contracting or credentialing can be a plus.
Technology Proficiency:
- Familiarity with healthcare IT systems, credentialing databases (Salesforce), and GSuite.
Adaptability and Continuous Learning:
- Ability to adapt to a changing healthcare landscape.
- Commitment to staying updated on industry trends and best practices.
Team Collaboration:
- Ability to work collaboratively within a team, contributing positively to team dynamics.
Compensation and Benefits:
- $60k - $70k DOE
- Ground-Floor Equity
- Competitive Benefits & Perks
- Free Plume Membership