This role is for a revenue cycle pro who can train, standardize, and level up oncology authorization work across a team. You’ll lead training, build documentation, and make sure staff apply payer guidelines and RCM best practices consistently, not “everybody doing it their own way.”
About OneOncology
OneOncology supports independent community oncology practices through a physician-led, patient-centric, technology-powered model. They provide the capital, technology, and expertise practices need to grow and deliver high-quality cancer care across the U.S.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
- Training delivered in both virtual and in-person formats as needed
What You’ll Do
- Lead and facilitate training for new and existing staff on oncology authorization processes and RCM best practices
- Develop, update, and maintain training materials including manuals, documents, and reference guides
- Assess training needs and provide ongoing education to support consistent performance and compliance
- Serve as a go-to resource for staff questions related to authorization and RCM workflows
- Monitor training effectiveness and recommend improvements based on outcomes and feedback
- Keep training materials current and aligned with payer guidelines, regulatory requirements, and OneOncology policies
- Support additional responsibilities as needed to advance the mission
What You Need
- High school diploma or equivalent
- 5+ years of experience in Revenue Cycle Management operations (oncology authorization preferred)
- 3–5 years of authorization experience
- Medical insurance background
- Strong presentation and facilitation skills for in-person and virtual training
- Ability to build clear, effective documentation and training resources
- Ability to assess learning needs and adapt training methods for different learners
- Commitment to continuous learning and knowledge-sharing
- Adult learning principles and instructional design experience (a plus)
Benefits
- Full-time remote role with a specialized training focus
- Direct impact on authorization quality, consistency, and compliance
- Opportunity to shape best practices and documentation across a growing platform
Posted 30+ days ago, so it’s worth confirming it’s still active before you put real time into it.
If you’re good at translating complicated payer rules into “here’s exactly how we do this,” this is a strong lane.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…