Provider Relations Supervisor

General Dynamics Information Technology•Falls Church, VA

1d•$46,325 - $62,675•Remote

About The Position

The Provider Network Supervisor is the manager responsible for the strategy, operations, and outcomes of the Provider Relations function supporting the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP). This role leads a team of Provider Network Representatives to onboard and engage providers, deliver education and portal training, resolve issues impacting claims and participation, and maintain strong relationships across the network. The Supervisor partners closely with Provider Data, Credentialing, Contracting, Claims, Clinical Operations, Communications, and IT to ensure operational excellence and a high‑quality provider experience.

Requirements

3 + years of related experience
Account Management
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
Operational Metrics
Problem Solving
Quality Compliance
MBI (T2) clearance

Responsibilities

Work in conjunction with the Provider Services Lead on Provider Relations strategy and annual operating plan; translate organizational goals into targets, roadmaps, KPIs, and staffing/resource plans.
Lead, coach, and develop Provider Network Representatives; set performance goals, conduct evaluations, provide ongoing coaching, and promote professional development.
Establish governance for escalation pathways, service levels, templates, and communication standards.
Oversee account management for healthcare delivery organizations and independent providers.
Serve as the escalation point for complex provider issues; drive timely resolution and communicate outcomes and prevention plans.
Monitor provider sentiment and satisfaction; synthesize feedback themes; implement action plans to improve the provider experience.
Direct end‑to‑end onboarding, provider education, webinars, portal training, EFT setup, credentialing coordination, and directory validation.
Standardize onboarding checklists, timelines, and handoffs with Credentialing, Provider Data, and Contracting; ensure accurate participation activation and directory integrity.
Develop targeted training and communications for provider segments and roles; measure adoption, comprehension, and impact on operational metrics.
Oversee intake and resolution of issues spanning claims, credentialing, enrollment, provider data, contracts, and portal support; manage queues and case aging.
Remove blockers, rebalance work, and escalate cross‑functional dependencies; ensure SLA adherence and clear provider communication.
Lead root‑cause analysis and corrective actions to reduce repeat issues; coordinate with Claims, Data, and IT on systemic fixes and configuration updates.
Develop dashboards and routine reporting on satisfaction, first‑contact resolution, onboarding timeliness, issue aging, portal adoption, quality scores, productivity, and SLA compliance.
Drive continuous improvement across intake, documentation, handoffs, and communication; implement automation or templates where feasible.
Use data insights to prioritize provider outreach, education topics, and process enhancements; present recommendations and action plans to leadership.
Partner with Provider Data, Credentialing, Contracting, Claims, Finance, Clinical Operations, Communications, and IT on shared initiatives and process improvements.
Align provider communications with contracting terms, credentialing requirements, portal capabilities, and claims processes; ensure consistency and clarity.
Lead provider meetings and cross‑functional workgroups; track actions to completion and report outcomes.
Ensure compliance with organizational policies, privacy/security requirements, and applicable regulations; maintain audit‑ready documentation.
Support audits and quality reviews; develop corrective action plans and monitor remediation; maintain confidentiality of provider information.
Communicate status, risks, and recommendations to executive stakeholders; prepare materials for business reviews and governance committees.