Patient Financial Advisor I, Neurology
Location Type: Remote Eligible
Job Number: 815398
Category: Insurance/Billing
Job Number: 815398
Category: Insurance/Billing
*This position is a hybrid position. The first eight weeks will consist of a training period that will require the hired candidate to work fully in person before moving to a hybrid schedule*
High school diploma with four (4) years of financial counselor or equivalent experience
Associate degree with two (2) years of financial counselor or equivalent experience
Bachelor’s degree with no experience
Provide financial counseling for patients within one department.
Responsible for confirming patient insurance eligibility and providing benefits review.
Reviews benefits to ensure that organization and patient understand the extent of coverage for services.
Accurately utilizes cost estimate technology to create cost estimates for services and communicates estimated costs to patients and other affected parties.
Accurately posts payments and assists in the creation of payment plans for upcoming services and/or outstanding balances.
Responsible for reviewing account details for patient education and/or correction.
Reviews balances and communicates to patient and other affected parties about outstanding balances.
Assists patients in resolving account questions and concerns. Responsible for coordinating and completing financial assistance application for charity care program.
Responsible for understanding the revenue cycle, including all involved parties and appropriate escalation pathways.
Knowledge of various regulatory agencies: JCAHO, Medicare/Medicaid Laws, State & Federal Laws, Hospital/Departmental Policies.
Duties performed may include one or more of the following core functions: a) Directly interacting with or caring for patients; b) Directly interacting with or caring for human-subjects research participants; c) Regularly maintaining, modifying, releasing or similarly affecting patient records (including patient financial records); or d) Regularly maintaining, modifying, releasing or similarly affecting human-subjects research records.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Work requires proficient knowledge of computers and office equipment.
Possess near vision acuity for accurate reading of computer screens.
Work requires ability to coordinate and work independently.
Work requires proficient knowledge of computers and office equipment.
Work requires ability to communicate effectively with internal and external contacts on policies and procedures.
Work requires ability to work with confidential information on daily basis.
Work requires good organizational skills.
Work requires excellent internal and external customer service skills
Work requires the use of initiative, strong independent judgement, and resourcefulness are inherent in the job
Work requires the ability to develop and recommend policies and procedures for approval by supervisor
Why are top candidates in so many professional fields – including customer service, finance, and human resources, to name a few – choosing UT Southwestern Medical Center as a career home? Simple. They know that they will work among a team of people who bring their best every day to support a health organization that’s breaking new ground in dozens of ways. That’s what we can offer you.
It takes a lot to keep UT Southwestern at the forefront, where world-class patient care, acclaimed medical education, and innovative research breakthroughs are common occurrences. When you join us, those are the challenges you’ll share. Our organization has taken on serious commitments and responsibilities within a rapidly evolving health care system.
Change is a constant, so our work supporting this complex matrix of business and systems needs must rise to the highest level of professionalism, collaboration, and innovation. That’s true for every role across the Medical Center and represents why this can be the most challenging work of your career.