BJC HealthCare

This role is critical for the financial clearance process by securing appropriate authorization or Notice Of Admission (NOA) for BJC hospitals enterprise-wide to prevent revenue loss. Responsibilities include facilitating insurance validation, benefit verification, pre-certification, and ensuring accurate patient data, particularly authorization status, is populated in the record.

The role involves participating in analytics projects, focusing on support for nursing workforce, service lines, safety, quality outcomes, and clinical operations by identifying and using data for clinical decision-making. Responsibilities include developing standard reports and dashboards and serving as support for clinical teams using these products.

The Senior Solutions Architect is responsible for creating a comprehensive architecture for IT solutions, providing strategic direction throughout development, and ensuring solutions align with long-term architectural goals and standards. This role also involves leading the development of solution architectures in specific areas, providing technical guidance, and monitoring emerging technologies.

The EHR Application Analyst II is responsible for configuring, modifying, testing, and maintaining Epic and other Clinical applications, building collaborative relationships with various departments to facilitate system acceptance. This role involves resolving advanced issues, providing second-tier support to end users, and potentially being part of an after-hours on-call rotation.

The Senior Solutions Architect is responsible for creating comprehensive IT solution architectures and providing strategic direction throughout the development process, ensuring alignment with long-term architectural goals and standards. This role also involves researching, evaluating, and evangelizing emerging technologies while providing technical leadership across IT domains.

The Team Lead instructs, directs, and reviews the work of the team, serving as the operational point of contact and managing issue escalation. Responsibilities include delegating objectives, setting performance targets, monitoring progress, and ensuring service delivery meets agreed service levels.

This role utilizes project management methodologies to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and meet quality standards, potentially leading operations teams for business and clinical application maintenance. Responsibilities include managing staff, overseeing application performance, consulting on processes to meet financial targets, and implementing systems for accurate and timely reimbursements.

This role manages the effective and efficient delivery of digital projects, focusing on maximizing value for end users and business stakeholders by overseeing scope, schedule, and budget for key deliverables. Responsibilities include managing all ongoing and new digital projects, defining initiative scope, preparing status reports, and establishing effective project communication plans.

The Portfolio Manager is responsible for defining the technology strategy roadmap, demand, and portfolio governance, which includes defining new programs, scope analysis, resource planning, and financial oversight. Responsibilities also involve ensuring the technology portfolio management solutions align with business goals and strategy while managing progress, risks, and reporting across projects and programs.

The Professional Coder I independently assigns diagnosis and procedure codes, along with modifiers, for professional fee encounters while strictly adhering to all regulatory guidelines. Responsibilities include validating codes for diagnoses, assigning procedure codes (excluding surgical ones), validating provider-assigned E/M codes, and querying providers for necessary clarification.