by Terrance Ellis | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
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…
by Terrance Ellis | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
This role is for someone who’s meticulous, discreet, and fast with provider credentialing from start to finish. You’ll own applications, verifications, CAQH upkeep, hospital privileges, and licensing tracking so providers are cleared to schedule, bill, and deliver care without delays.
About OneOncology
OneOncology supports independent community oncology practices through a physician-led, patient-centric, technology-powered model. They provide practices with capital, technology, and operational expertise to help them grow and deliver better cancer care across the U.S.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
- Travel flexibility as needed
What You’ll Do
- Handle credentialing and re-credentialing for physicians and allied health professionals
- Complete, submit, and track credentialing applications with managed care organizations and hospitals
- Apply for and validate hospital privileges for providers
- Obtain malpractice insurance policies as required
- Notify staff when credentialing is complete to support scheduling and billing readiness
- Maintain and update provider CAQH profiles quarterly
- Manage credentialing databases and provider files with accurate, confidential documentation
- Maintain provider credentialing documentation in technology tools and hard-copy files on the OneOncology platform
- Track and maintain clinical licenses for nursing, pharmacy, and lab personnel
- Track provider continuing education credits and notify providers of deficiencies
- Submit documentation in the event of provider audits
- Support provider terminations by notifying MCOs, hospitals, and EMR systems within 30 days to remove departed providers
What You Need
- High school diploma and 2+ years of related experience
- Industry experience leading credentialing activities in a large provider practice or multiple practices
- Proficiency with MS Office (Word, Excel) and web-based applications
- Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with confidentiality and professionalism
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
- Ability to manage heavy workloads, prioritize multiple responsibilities, and meet tight deadlines
- Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative, team-oriented mindset
- Solid research and problem-solving skills
- Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
- Training experience and credentialing certifications (preferred, not required)
Benefits
- Full-time remote role supporting provider readiness and operational growth
- High-impact work tied directly to scheduling and billing activation
- Stable, process-driven environment with opportunities to deepen credentialing expertise
Posted 30+ days ago, so you’ll want to move with intention and make sure it’s still active on their end.
If you’re the person who catches missing details before they become delays, this role will feel like home.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…
by Terrance Ellis | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
This role is for a credentialing leader who can keep onboarding moving, remove payer roadblocks, and run a tight workflow across multiple practice locations. You’ll lead specialists, own day-to-day execution, and make sure providers are credentialed, enrolled, and privileged correctly and on time.
About OneOncology
OneOncology supports independent community oncology practices through a physician-led, patient-centric, technology-powered model. They provide the resources, technology, and operational expertise practices need to grow and deliver high-quality cancer care across the U.S.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
- Flexibility for travel as needed
What You’ll Do
- Lead a team of Credentialing Specialists to process hospital applications and payer enrollments across multiple practice locations
- Proactively identify and resolve delays, issues, and barriers impacting credentialing timelines
- Step in directly to perform enrollment, credentialing, and license application or renewal work when needed
- Prioritize timely provider onboarding and communicate progress, delays, and needs to stakeholders
- Support administrative leadership tasks including interviewing candidates and leading education sessions
- Provide support to Credentialing Supervisors and Specialists to maintain consistency and quality
- Conduct practice-level assessments, document current workflows, and develop gap analyses to align with standard practices
- Help design and manage credentialing and enrollment policies and procedures to ensure regulatory and accreditation compliance
- Drive process improvement initiatives to streamline credentialing operations for assigned practices
- Support workflow design and implementation of new features released by credentialing technology vendors
- Serve as a subject matter expert for partner practices and internal departments across the platform
- Partner with leadership to develop standard reporting packages and performance visibility
- Build relationships with payers and external partners and address enrollment barriers directly
- Coordinate with Revenue Cycle Management to resolve claims denied due to credentialing or enrollment issues and support payor portal management
- Take on additional responsibilities that support the mission of improving cancer care
What You Need
- 5+ years of credentialing and non-delegated enrollment experience
- 3+ years of supervisory experience, ideally in credentialing and enrollment
- Current working knowledge of enrollment processes for commercial and government payors
- Hands-on experience leading credentialing and enrollment activities
- Experience working with NCQA criteria
- Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple complex projects at once
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Experience implementing credentialing software tools
- Ability to aggregate, analyze, and use data to drive workflow decisions
- Experience leading credentialing for large practices or multiple practices (highly preferred)
- Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
- Training experience and certifications (preferred, not required)
Benefits
- Full-time remote leadership role with cross-functional impact
- Direct influence on provider onboarding speed and revenue readiness
- Opportunity to improve systems, workflows, and reporting at scale
Posted 13 days ago, so it’s not brand new. If you’re qualified, don’t let it cool off.
If you can lead people and still jump into the weeds when a payer stalls, this is your kind of role.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…
by Terrance Ellis | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
This role is for the detail-obsessed person who likes clean numbers and clean books. You’ll post daily receipts, balance payments, resolve discrepancies, and keep cash activity moving accurately so the revenue cycle stays steady.
About OneOncology
OneOncology supports independent community oncology practices through a physician-led, patient-centric, technology-powered model. They provide capital, technology, and expertise to help practices grow and deliver high-quality cancer care across the U.S.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
- Production-based daily workflow with quotas, daily close procedures, and daily reporting
What You’ll Do
- Prepare lockboxes and post payments from prior-day EOBs, meeting daily quotas with minimal errors
- Run daily balancing reports and review/correct discrepancies before day close
- Maintain daily close schedule as coordinated by your supervisor
- Work offset and clearing accounts to eliminate balances in transition accounts
- Use managed care profiles, AWP grids, and other tools to confirm proper insurance payment
- Flag urgent insurance issues found on EOBs to your supervisor
- Post Zero Pay EOBs daily for proper distribution to other teams
- Complete electronic posting downloads and manual postings each day
- Add appropriate system comments tied to postings and EOB remittances
- Maintain working knowledge of HCPCS/ICD/CPT oncology coding and carrier requirements
- Support additional tasks as needed to help drive the mission
What You Need
- High school diploma or equivalent
- 1–2 years of experience in a directly related role
- Cash posting experience in a medical setting
- Strong alpha-numeric data entry speed and accuracy
- Ability to work efficiently in a high-volume production environment
- Proficiency with MS Word, Excel, Outlook and medical billing systems
- Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Professionalism, adaptability, and reliable attendance
- Knowledge of medical billing and HCPCS/CPT/ICD codes (helpful for success)
- Scanning experience (preferred)
Benefits
- Full-time remote role with consistent, process-driven work
- Direct impact on keeping revenue cycle operations accurate and on time
- Team environment with clear daily workflows and reporting expectations
Posted yesterday, so if cash posting is your strength, don’t wait.
If you like balancing, correcting, and keeping the books tight without a lot of drama, this is a clean fit.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…
by Terrance Ellis | Feb 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
If you’re sharp with charge capture and coding accuracy, this role puts you at the center of clean claims and steady revenue flow for oncology care. You’ll own charge entry, audits, and billing accuracy so patients and providers are not stuck in reimbursement limbo.
About OneOncology
OneOncology supports independent community oncology practices through a physician-led, patient-centric, technology-powered model. They provide capital, technology, and operational expertise so practices can grow and deliver high-quality cancer care across the U.S.
Schedule
- Full-time
- Remote (United States)
- Collaborative, deadline-driven work tied to daily charge posting, audits, and reporting
What You’ll Do
- Review, audit, and adjust charges from interfaced files to ensure timely and accurate charge capture
- Manually enter and audit Pathology/Molecular, Psychology, Genetic Counseling, and other charges in the practice management system
- Run and audit reports to confirm required billing info is received and accurately captured
- Create daily charge files from lab application software to support proper charge capture
- Reconcile scheduled appointments to confirm charge capture and flag missing items
- Communicate with clinical staff and RCM teams to resolve charge questions and outstanding billing issues
- Review medical records as needed to ensure coding accuracy for diagnoses, procedures, and modifiers
- Work assigned Unity tasks daily to resolve ACE claim edits, rejections, denials, and other RCM-related issues
- Identify and resolve tickets in various statuses within the practice management system
- Interpret and apply billing guidelines and medical policies correctly
- Maintain strong knowledge of HCPCS, ICD, and CPT oncology coding plus carrier-specific requirements
- Follow standardized policies and procedures and train as assigned to strengthen skills
What You Need
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Prior experience in charge entry, billing, or coding (oncology setting preferred)
- Strong knowledge of HCPCS, CPT, and ICD codes
- Expertise in insurance billing guidelines and reimbursement rules (Medicare, Medicaid, commercial plans)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including active listening
- Excellent multitasking, organization, and attention to detail
- Strong analytical skills and ability to meet deadlines
- Proficiency with Windows-based tools (Word, Outlook, Excel)
- Professional, adaptable, and able to work independently while staying collaborative
Benefits
- Full-time remote role supporting mission-driven oncology care
- High-impact ownership over charge capture quality and revenue cycle accuracy
- Team environment with cross-functional collaboration across RCM and clinical partners
Posted yesterday, so don’t let it drift.
If you’re the person who catches what others miss and keeps claims clean, this is a strong fit.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…
by Terrance Ellis | Feb 12, 2026 | Uncategorized
This role is for an experienced healthcare claims and policy pro who can turn complex payer rules into clear, testable claim edit logic that prevents overpayments. You’ll research CMS, AMA/CPT, Medicaid/Medicare guidance and payer policies, then translate them into specifications, unit tests, and validation work that proves the edits function exactly as intended.
About Rialtic
Rialtic is an enterprise healthcare software company building payment accuracy products that help insurers and providers bring critical payment integrity work in-house. Founded in 2020 and backed by notable healthcare-focused investors, Rialtic focuses on reducing costs and improving efficiency and quality across payer and provider operations.
Schedule
- Atlanta or Remote (remote-friendly)
- Full time (schedule details not specified in posting)
What You’ll Do
- Review payer and regulatory guidance (Medicaid manuals, fee schedules, NCCI/CCI, OIG alerts, LCDs/LCDs, NCDs, Medicare manuals, etc.) and convert rules into claims editing logic
- Partner with concept creators to refine billing edits and ensure accuracy against policy intent
- Use data analysis to validate structure and outcomes align with policy and specs
- Build unit tests to verify edit functionality
- Produce research support using official source documents
- Validate edits via testing and defend decisions with validation data
- Stay current on key edit references (AMA, CMS, NCCI) and maintain/upkeep existing guidelines
- Collaborate with Content, Engineering, and Data teams to develop and tune edits
- Provide SME expertise on professional claims error areas across multiple specialties
- Meet weekly productivity and quality goals while working independently (including remote work)
What You Need
- 8+ years of healthcare experience with medical coding terminology
- Experience with a payer or claims editing vendor
- Payment accuracy experience (prepay or post-pay)
- Intermediate Excel skills (functions, pivot tables, VLOOKUP, etc.)
- Solid understanding of claims workflow and claim forms (CMS-1500 and UB-04)
- Experience reading/analyzing Medicare and Medicaid policy and applying coding guidelines
- Ability to update payment accuracy guidelines as policies change
- Strong cross-functional communication (Engineering/Product collaboration)
- Comfort learning tools like Google Workspace, Jira, SmartDraw, etc.
Benefits
- Remote flexibility plus home office stipend
- Equity and 401(k) matching
- Unlimited PTO
- Comprehensive health plans and wellness reimbursements
- Mental and physical wellness support (Talkspace, Teladoc, One Medical)
If you want to sit at the intersection of policy, coding, and building software logic that saves real dollars, this one’s in your lane.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…
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