Credentialing & Medical Staff Specialist

INTEGRIS Health; Oklahoma; On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Front-loaded PTO

Medical benefits through INTEGRIS H...

Educational assistance

24/7 mental health support

Job summary

INTEGRIS Health is seeking a Medical Staff Specialist at our Corporate Office in Oklahoma City, OK. The role serves as a liaison among the medical staff, advanced practice professionals, legal counsel and administration to manage credentialing, regulatory compliance and Joint Commission standards.

You will develop and administer credentialing processes, collaborate with department chairs, ensure timely completion of applications, maintain accurate rosters, and support physician onboarding while

Qualifications

• One to three years of Medical Staff/Credentialing experience.
• Knowledge of medical terminology and Joint Commission/NCQA standards.
• Knowledge of medical/legal requirements related to credentialing, peer review and compliance.

Responsibilities

• Develops, manages and administers medical staff and advanced practice professional credentialing processes for hospital privileges.
• Collaborates with department chairs and Credentials Committee to review applicants and privileges requested.
• Supports Chief Medical Officer and Chief Hospital Executive in knowledge of credentialing applications, Medical Staff Bylaws and governance.
• Ensures compliance with Joint Commission standards, federal and state guidelines and regulatory agency guidelines.
• Assists with Physician Orientation/Onboarding for new Medical Staff appointees.
• Maintains provider privileges and rosters with board approval and resignation dates.
• Maintains confidentiality of provider credentials and sensitive information.

Skills

Credentialing

Regulatory knowledge

Medical terminology

Education

High school diploma or GED

Bachelor's degree (preferred)

Tools

Credentialing software

Job description

INTEGRIS Health is seeking a Medical Staff Specialist at our Corporate Office in Oklahoma City, OK. The role serves as a liaison among the medical staff, advanced practice professionals, legal counsel and administration to manage credentialing, regulatory compliance and Joint Commission standards.

You will develop and administer credentialing processes, collaborate with department chairs, ensure timely completion of applications, maintain accurate rosters, and support physician onboarding while