RCM ELIGIBILITY

Make an Impact Where It Matters Most Step into a role where your expertise directly supports patient care and keeps healthcare services moving without interruption. As an RCM Eligibility & Authorization Specialist, you won’t just be processing information—you’ll be a key player in ensuring patients receive the care they need, when they need it. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, enjoy solving problems, and take pride in precision, this is your opportunity to build a meaningful career in healthcare revenue cycle management. What You’ll Do - Take ownership of patient insurance eligibility verification twice monthly, ensuring every detail is accurate and up to date - Act as a communication bridge—quickly identifying changes and keeping clients and teams informed - Navigate payer requirements with confidence to secure timely prior authorizations - Stay on top of every authorization from start to finish—no detail slips through the cracks - Turn challenges into solutions by escalating denials with clear insights and next steps - Anticipate needs by tracking expiring authorizations and proactively initiating renewals - Keep everything moving smoothly by following up consistently and meeting critical deadlines - Maintain clear, organized documentation that supports compliance and operational success - Collaborate with teams and clients to ensure patients experience uninterrupted care What You Bring - 1–2 years of experience in healthcare revenue cycle, insurance verification, or authorization management - *(home health, hospice, or behavioral health experience is a strong plus)* - Solid understanding of payer guidelines and prior authorization workflows - Sharp attention to detail and strong organizational skills - Clear and confident communication—both written and verbal - Ability to juggle priorities and perform under pressure - Experience with EMRs, healthcare systems, and payer portals Why You’ll Love Working With Us - Permanent work-from-home - Retention bonus - Performance bonus - Immense growth opportunities - Company-provided assets - HMO coverage - Many more benefits Ready to Take the Next Step? Apply through Indeed today OR email your resume to aalvior@cliniqon.com and bring your skills to a team where your work truly makes a difference. Let’s build something impactful—together. Job Type: Full-time Benefits: - Health insurance - Life insurance - Opportunities for promotion - Paid training - Pay raise - Promotion to permanent employee Application Question(s): - Do you have at least 1–2 years of experience in healthcare revenue cycle, insurance verification, or authorization management? - Are you familiar with payer guidelines and prior authorization workflows? - Do you have experience using EMRs, healthcare systems, or payer portals? - Are you able to work ASAP & work from home with reliable equipment and internet connection? Work Location: Remote

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