- Supervise, coach, train, and provide leadership to the Claims Audit team
- Ensure claims processing meets production, quality, policy, procedure, and workflow standards
- Evaluate team performance using reports and metrics; identify training needs
- Oversee Fraud, Waste, and Abuse claim reviews and collaborate with Compliance on potential fraud
- Support complex medical, dental, vision, self-funded, individual, and COBRA claims
- Review and research claims; determine coverage based on contracts, provider status, and processing guidelines
- Investigate and settle claims issues; support Appeals and Grievances research and responses
- Communicate business-process and procedural changes to team members
- Collaborate with the Training Coordinator on staff education
- Oversee responses to mail and email inquiries and prepare reports or correspondence
- Participate in committees, workgroups, department meetings, strategic/internal committees, and daily visual-board huddles
- Evaluate stop-loss contracts and prepare specific, aggregate, overlapping-contract, deductible, and group-number reporting
- Maintain communication with Account Managers, agents, and carriers regarding stop-loss status and administration
- Document and elevate claims-processing or system-configuration issues to the Claims Manager
- Provide expert education and support on billing/coding, medical-records review, and claims processing
- Support the Claims Refunds team with adjustments, refund letters, collections, posting refunds, balancing, and monitoring outstanding refunds
- Assist with hiring, staff development, performance reviews, corrective actions, and terminations
- Conduct one-on-ones and evaluations
- Improve interdepartmental processes using lean methodologies, visual boards, daily huddles, and performance indicators
- Follow privacy policy and HIPAA confidentiality and security requirements
- Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
- Minimum of 4 years of complex claims management experience, including auditing, billing, research, and recovery
- At least 1 year of supervisory experience
- Experience in self-funded claims administration preferred
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Thorough understanding of PacificSource products, plan designs, provider relationships, and health insurance terminology, or ability to learn quickly
- Basic working knowledge of Insurance Division rules and regulations
- Advanced PC skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel
- Proficient keyboarding, 10-key, multi-line phone systems, and fax machines
- Strong research and evaluation skills for accurate claims auditing
- Advanced knowledge of medical terminology and CPT/ICD-10 coding
- Ability to read and comprehend written and spoken English
- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively
- Ability to stoop and bend, sit and/or stand for extended periods, perform repetitive typing/sorting/filing, and lift and carry files and business materials
- Approximately 5% travel required
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in complex claims management, including auditing, billing, and recovery, while providing leadership and training to the Claims Audit team. Proficient in medical terminology, CPT/ICD-10 coding, and compliance with HIPAA regulations.
Highest-signal resume keywords
- Claims Management Experience
- Supervisory Experience
- Medical Terminology Knowledge
- CPT/ICD-10 Coding Proficiency
- Advanced PC Skills
Hard Skills
- Claims Auditing
- Billing
- Research
- Recovery
- Claims Processing
- Fraud Investigation
- Performance Evaluation
- Stop-Loss Contract Evaluation
- CPT Coding
- ICD-10 Coding
Soft Skills
- Leadership
- Communication
- Training
- Collaboration
- Problem-Solving
Industry Keywords
- Health Insurance Terminology
- Self-Funded Claims Administration
- Insurance Division Rules
- HIPAA Compliance
- Fraud, Waste, and Abuse
Tools & Technologies
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Multi-Line Phone Systems
- Fax Machines