Director, Revenue Cycle Management

Cardinal Health

1d•$105,600 - $178,750•Remote

About The Position

The Director, Revenue Cycle for medical oncology is responsible for overseeing all billing, collections, and accounts receivable (AR) operations specific to medical oncology services. This role ensures timely and accurate claim submission, protects reimbursement, and minimizes AR delays that could impact financial performance. This role is also responsible for timely and accurate payment posting to ensure payments, adjustments, and denials are recorded correctly and reflected in accounts receivable. The position requires strategic leadership, operational excellence, and collaboration across clinical, operations, and financial teams while spearheading the development and adoption of new technologies, ensuring scalability and compliance across systems. This role reports to the VP, Revenue Cycle Management and Payer Strategy.

Requirements

Minimum of 7 years of progressive experience in revenue cycle management, with at least 5 years of medical oncology preferred
Leader must be comfortable working in ambiguity and leading and driving change in a dynamic fast paced start up like environment
Deep understanding of physician office revenue cycle billing across various systems
Experience with payment posting (ERA/EOB), including reconciliation, contractual adjustments, and denial posting
Proven track record of managing AR and improving financial performance in a healthcare setting
Strong knowledge of payer regulations, compliance standards, and reimbursement methodologies
Experience with oncology-specific EMRs, billing and RCM systems (e.g., ARIA, Centricity, OncoEMR, Availity, etc.)
Excellent analytical, communication, and leadership skills
Ability to work cross-functionally and influence stakeholders across clinical, financial, and operational domains

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, Business, Finance, or related field, preferred

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end revenue cycle operations for medical oncology, including charge capture, coding, billing, and collections.
Ensure timely and accurate payment posting (ERA/EOB), including appropriate contractual adjustments, denial posting, and reconciliation to support accurate AR and reporting.
Ensure all medical oncology-related claims are submitted accurately and within payer timelines to prevent denials and delays.
Support change management with team to build a best-in-class RCM culture.
Develop and implement strategies to safeguard reimbursement, including proactive AR management and payer follow-up.
Collaborate with operations, clinical, and financial teams to ensure alignment on reimbursement protocols and compliance.
Monitor KPIs such as days in AR, clean claim rate, denial trends, and reimbursement turnaround.
Drive continuous process improvement and technology optimization to enhance revenue integrity and operational efficiency.
Lead and mentor a team of RCM professionals, fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration, and excellence.