Lead financial planning and reimbursement strategies in a dynamic healthcare organization. Collaborate on impactful projects with industry professionals. Enjoy competitive benefits and opportunities for career advancement.
Budget And Reimbursement Specialist
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Job Description
Budget and Reimbursement Specialist Overview
- The Budget and Reimbursement Specialist will oversee financial planning and reimbursement functions in a healthcare organization.
- Coordinate annual Medicare, Medicaid, and state statistical report submissions with external accounting firms.
- Collaborate on developing annual operating and capital budgets with corporate and facility staff.
- Analyze financial performance against budget expectations and provide actionable insights.
- Engage with state officials on Medicaid/Medicare audits, rate reviews, and appeals processes.
- Manage the Certificate of Need process for capital projects and acquisitions.
- Perform qualitative and quantitative analyses for capital acquisitions and financial planning.
- Contribute to the strategic financial management of the organization.
Budget and Reimbursement Specialist Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Coordinate and manage third-party reimbursement functions, including Medicare and Medicaid reporting.
- Develop and oversee annual operating and capital budgets in collaboration with stakeholders.
- Conduct performance reviews comparing financial results to budgeted expectations.
- Work with state officials on audits, rate reviews, and appeals related to reimbursement.
- Manage the Certificate of Need process for capital projects and acquisitions.
- Perform detailed qualitative and quantitative analyses for financial planning and decision-making.
- Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards in healthcare accounting.
- Support the organization’s strategic financial goals through effective management practices.
Budget and Reimbursement Specialist Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Business Administration required.
- 5-10 years of experience in healthcare accounting, preferably in long-term care or skilled nursing.
- Proficiency in budgeting, cost reporting, and third-party reimbursement rates.
- Strong qualitative and quantitative analytical skills.
- Experience with Workday or similar general ledger/accounting systems preferred.
- Thorough knowledge of Excel and financial analysis tools.
- Ability to manage deadlines and work collaboratively with teams.
- Commitment to maintaining compliance with healthcare financial regulations.
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