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Boesen & Snow Law is seeking an experienced Payor Compliance & Credentialing Specialist in Scottsdale to own a broad portfolio of PBM/payor credentialing, regulatory audits, and pharmacy operations compliance. You will guide credentialing from initial application through renewal and support audit responses with precision.
You will work directly with attorneys and pharmacists, ensuring accurate submissions and timely communications across multi-state payor requirements.
Boesen & Snow Law is a nationally recognized healthcare and pharmacy law firm headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with an additional office in Indianapolis, Indiana. We focus exclusively on health and pharmacy law, representing a sophisticated client base that spans individual healthcare providers, multi-state pharmacy operators, and corporate entities across the full spectrum of healthcare delivery. This includes 503A compounding pharmacies, 503B outsourcing facilities, retail, specialty, and mail-order pharmacy operations.
Our team of 11 attorneys, three licensed pharmacists, and 15 professional staff members brings a rare combination of legal expertise and hands‑on industry knowledge to every client engagement. We advise clients on FDA and DEA regulatory compliance, pharmacy licensing and operations, professional license defense, and complex healthcare transactions. We handle matters where the stakes are high and precision is everything.
We are seeking an experienced Payor Compliance & Credentialing Specialist to join our Scottsdale team and take ownership of a broad and complex portfolio spanning PBM/Payor credentialing PBM/Regulatory Audit defense, and Pharmacy Operations Compliance. This is not an entry‑level position. We are looking for a specialist who understands the regulatory/contractual landscape governing pharmacy audit, brings hands‑on experience with payor credentialing processes, and can manage high‑volume, concurrent engagements with minimal oversight.
You will work directly alongside attorneys and pharmacist consultants, serving as the operational backbone for client engagements—guiding a credentialing matter from the initial payor application through final approval and ongoing renewal, or managing an audit response from the first discrepancy review through appeal and final resolution. Your work has direct implications for our clients' ability to operate and maintain compliance with their payor contracts. Accuracy, accountability, and follow‑through are non‑negotiable.
Director of Payor Compliance & Credentialing
$65,000 – $100,000, depending on experience
Full‑time, 40 hours per week, on‑site in Scottsdale, AZ. Some work outside regular business hours may be required.
Benefits include health, dental, vision insurance, paid time off, 401k with 4% matching, and relocation assistance for qualified candidates.