Credentialing Data Specialist: Reporting & Compliance

University Medical Center of Southern Nevada; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

University Medical Center of Southern Nevada seeks a credentialing data specialist to maintain provider credentialing data and databases, supporting downstream processes, applications, and reports. The role focuses on designing, maintaining, and producing ad-hoc and ongoing reports to ensure data accuracy and regulatory compliance.

The position requires equivalent to two years of college in business administration and three years of medical staff credentialing experience, with strong knowledge

Qualifications

• Knowledge of accreditation and regulatory requirements
• Ability to analyze data to solve problems
• Understanding of workflows and process improvements
• Knowledge of patient rights and safety practices
• Familiarity with payroll and personnel document review
• Proficiency with computer applications and reporting tools

Responsibilities

• Maintain integrity of credentialing data and databases to support downstream processes
• Design, maintain, and produce ad-hoc and ongoing reports

Skills

Accreditation compliance

Process improvement

Patient rights

Data analysis

Safety principles

Computer applications

Business arithmetic

Record keeping

Payroll/document review

Emergency response procedures

Infection control

Hazardous materials handling

Financial office support

Learning new technologies

Policies and procedures reading

Customer service techniques

Independent judgement

Critical thinking

Project management

Workflow understanding

Cross-functional collaboration

Documentation accuracy

Report writing

Computer literacy

Effective communication

Education

Two years of college-level coursework in business administration

Three years of medical staff credentialing experience

Job description

University Medical Center of Southern Nevada seeks a credentialing data specialist to maintain provider credentialing data and databases, supporting downstream processes, applications, and reports. The role focuses on designing, maintaining, and producing ad-hoc and ongoing reports to ensure data accuracy and regulatory compliance.

The position requires equivalent to two years of college in business administration and three years of medical staff credentialing experience, with strong knowledge