Summary from listing
The Revenue Cycle Manager coordinates, prioritizes, distributes, and supervises work; hires, disciplines, and terminates employees; ensures compliance with departmental policies, regulatory requirements, budgets, and Human Resources; manages staffing and scheduling; conducts audits; addresses quality and errors; and oversees billing, follow-up, denials, and pre-adjudication functions. The role requires an associate's degree or extensive revenue-cycle experience, leadership and organizational skills, problem-solving ability, strong communication, and the ability to manage multiple projects.
