The Financial Navigator guides patients through their financial journey during their stay at the facility and immediately after discharge. Assigned to patients at the time of service, the Navigator serves as an onsite point of contact to reduce confusion between patients and the separate functional areas of financial services, and remains available for up to 30 days after discharge. The role focuses on financial screening and counseling, patient education, application support, and resolving financial questions throughout the patient’s care journey. The position is onsite at Ardent - Portneuf Medical Center and pays $20.45–$22.50 per hour, based on experience. Candidates must be able to work onsite. The Navigator applies subject-matter knowledge in public benefits eligibility, Medicaid screening, financial assistance, financial counseling, workqueues and worklists, point-of-service collections, denial review, estimates, and client-specific payment models. The role includes verifying or securing coverage for in-house patients—including Labor & Delivery, Newborn, and NICU patients—and supporting daily or weekly in-house review calls. The Navigator is accountable for Medicaid screening and conversion for self-pay patients, productivity, and department KPIs. The position requires proactive patient education and face-to-face engagement, timely triage and resolution of patient financial questions, real-time feedback, and escalation of financial process gaps. The Navigator collaborates with personnel such as case managers, social workers, and physician liaisons, and contributes to process improvements that reduce friction and improve patient and client experiences. The role also requires critical thinking, problem-solving, and knowledge of revenue cycle areas and processes. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior