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PRIORITY ONDEMAND

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Document Quality Assurance Manager

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Summary

Oversees document quality assurance (DQA) and facility billing for designated operations: supervises DQA supervisors and facility billers, tracks billing holds and productivity/accuracy reporting, manages operation licensure, and acts as liaison between Operations and the central billing/RCM office. Non-exempt hourly, on-site in Rancho Cucamonga, CA.

ROLE SUMMARY

The DQA Manager oversees the DQA and Facility Billing processes in designated locations within the company. This person also acts as a liaison between Operations and the Central Billing Office, providing direction and leadership to the operation’s processes regarding DQA and Facility Billing.

This is a Non-Exempt/Hourly position.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Specific Duties:

  • Manage area DQA team supervisors and Facility Contract Billers to include timekeeping.

  • Monitor Hold Dashboard for all operations and assist to reduce days to bill.

  • Monitor DQA workflows for all operations.

  • Monthly DQA Productivity/Accuracy Reporting

  • Manage the licensure for each Operation to ensure no lapse in renewal.

  • Update the license and contract database with expiration dates.

  • Provide support and education for Operations regarding DQA and Facility Billing processes.

  • Review Facility aging reports with Facility Billers

  • Review, Sign, and Approve legal letters for Facility Billers.

  • Assist Operations/Hold Specialists/DQA Supervisors by reviewing Service Level and GY holds.

  • Assist DQA Supervisors in finding out of area DQA coverage due to staffing shortages.

  • Identify and recommend solutions to Operations process improvement that affect billing.

  • Performs as liaison between RCM and Operations

  • Attend meetings when requested.

  • Participate in company projects as requested.

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