As the Billing Operations Healthcare Coordinator at UT Southwestern, you will provide technical assistance regarding revenue cycle improvements, including being responsible for reviewing, detecting and appropriately reporting payment applications issues to management. Specifically, you will assist management in developing, organizing and analyzing payment applications operating results, procedures, goals and objectives. You will write policies and procedures, report quality control testing results and trends, interpret and properly account for denials from carriers, conduct staff training and work with management and/or IS department to resolve system issues related to payment applications. In addition, you will assist with system implementations/enhancements through testing and evaluation, as well as assess special transaction treatments, including payment corrections. Requirements:Requires a Bachelor's degree in Business or Health Care Administration, Accounting or related field, as well as 4 years experience in the billing, collection or adjustment of patient accounts or equivalent. Six to eight years of equivalent experience is acceptable in lieu of a degree. Self-sufficiency, strong communication skills, and experience working in a healthcare setting with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Access) are also required.As one of the leading academic medical centers in the world, UT Southwestern leads the way with medical breakthroughs. Here the best and brightest students are trained to become the physicians and scientists of the future by a faculty that is second to none. If you want to work with the best the world of medicine has to offer--in a caring, supportive environment that feels like home--look no further than UT Southwestern.The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer.Join us at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. We offer a supportive, culturally diverse environment, competitive salaries and state of Texas benefits that begin the first day of employment.