Pharmacy Technician The Pharmacy Technician supports pharmacy operations including prior authorizations, formulary management, claims processing, audit/recovery, and Medicare Part D/Part B programs. This role partners with pharmacists, providers, and members to ensure accurate, compliant, and timely handling
Job Description The Bilingual Insurance A/R Call Center Representative serves as the initial point of contact for customers, addressing inquiries, resolving issues, and delivering high-quality service to ensure a positive customer experience. This entry-level role requires
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Facilitate the development of cross-line-of-business solutions by combining knowledge of business capabilities, value streams, and business processes. Consult with technical subject matter experts to develop technical solutions and advise on options,
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Audit medical records to ensure compliance with the Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment standards including abstraction and assignment of appropriate codes based on clinical data. - Enter coded data into a system
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Lead the development and implementation of advanced sourcing and category management strategies through the RFx process. - Oversee the negotiation and development of contracts with new suppliers and/or renegotiate existing contracts
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Maintain updated knowledge of project and corporate policies and procedures as referenced in the employee manual and other desk procedures for the position - Function as a Subject Matter Expert in
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Answer general inbound calls and place outbound calls with the goal of increasing business, customer satisfaction, and customer retention. - Follow basic procedures and scripts, using fundamental knowledge of company and
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Provides customer service for basic and routine inquiries and problems via multiple possible channels (i.e. telephone, emails, web chats, or written letters). - Calls are predominantly routine, but may require deviation