The Account Resolution Representative at Children’s Wisconsin is responsible for resolving claims related to Government, Medicaid HMO, and Commercial insurance. The role includes investigating claim denials, ensuring proper payment for services, and following up on stalled claims. Proficiency in insurance reimbursement procedures and excellent communication skills are essential for this position.

The Senior Administrative Assistant will perform advanced administrative duties, manage provider calendars, schedule appointments, and assist with health insurance claims. This role requires significant organizational skills and knowledge of policies and procedures, particularly within a healthcare setting.

As an Ultrasound Technologist at Children's Wisconsin, you will perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations and assist in minor surgical procedures. Your role is crucial in evaluating and treating young patients, ensuring they receive the highest quality care in a supportive environment.

The Performance Excellence Director oversees the execution of strategies through project and portfolio management within healthcare operations. They focus on improving quality and health outcomes, managing projects, and implementing change methodologies to foster continuous improvement across the organization.

The Financial Services Representative is responsible for providing exemplary service to patients and families in the Patient Accounts - Customer Service department. Duties include answering inbound calls, negotiating payment plans, processing financial assistance applications, and troubleshooting billing issues. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are necessary for success.

The Transplant Financial Coordinator is responsible for managing prior-authorization, billing, and collection activities for transplant patients, including coordinating financial arrangements for those without adequate payment sources. The position requires problem-solving skills related to billing efficiency and excellent communication abilities with various stakeholders.

The Charge Capture Analyst at Children's Wisconsin is responsible for ensuring accurate charge capture and compliance within clinical departments. They will conduct education and audits, collaborate with Revenue Cycle departments, analyze data and trends in charging errors, communicate regulatory updates, and work in a fast-paced environment.

The Pat Access Rep I role at Children’s Wisconsin involves welcoming patient families, obtaining registration and insurance information, and ensuring accurate patient account management. Responsibilities include data entry and troubleshooting basic PC issues to support the revenue cycle.

The Pat Access Representative initiates contact with patient families to gather necessary registration and insurance information, ensuring accurate patient registration while maintaining the department's standards. They must exhibit organizational skills and work effectively in a fast-paced environment, either independently or as part of a team.

Responsible for registering patients and obtaining necessary insurance information, ensuring smooth flow through the revenue cycle, and performing data entry tasks. Must demonstrate excellent organizational and analytical skills while providing patient care appropriate to age.

Assist with the application and removal of casts for pediatric patients and maintain a safe, organized environment for patient care under supervision.

The CT Technologist operates a CT scanner, positions patients, prepares radiopaque media, and manipulates images for diagnosis. Responsibilities include maintaining documentation, obtaining quality images, and effective communication with the Radiologist while adhering to safety protocols.

The Medical Assistant performs clinical and clerical duties in a pediatric clinic setting, ensuring a safe environment for children's healthcare. Responsibilities include assisting with immunizations and providing support to healthcare providers and families. Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent, with preferred experience or certification in medical assisting.

The Account Resolution Representative I at Children’s Wisconsin is responsible for resolving insurance denials for outpatient services, following up on claims, and managing interactions with patients, clinic staff, and insurance companies. This role requires strong communication skills and the ability to work both independently and in a team environment.

The Account Resolution Rep I at Children's Wisconsin resolves insurance billing denials and follows up on claims for outpatient services. Key responsibilities include understanding insurance EOBs, effective communication with patients and providers, and utilizing Microsoft Office for record-keeping.

The Precertification Representative will contact insurance payers, physicians, and patients to obtain precertifications and authorizations for services. They will also ensure that patient accounts flow through the billing cycle without registration-related errors and pre-register patients as necessary.

The Children's Ambassador greets visitors, ensuring a positive first contact. Responsibilities include screening visitors, determining guest needs, providing assistance, directing visitors, and transporting patients safely within the facility. The role requires excellent customer service skills and the ability to handle various situations in a complex environment. Bilingual abilities and CPR certification are preferred.

The Registration Representative at Children’s Wisconsin welcomes patient families, completes accurate registrations, and serves as a liaison between patients and the clinical team, aiming to create a safe and organized environment in urgent care. They report to the Urgent Care Supervisor and must work flexibly in a fast-paced setting.

The Medical Assistant performs routine clinical and clerical tasks in a pediatric care setting, ensuring a safe environment for children and families. Responsibilities include assisting healthcare professionals, maintaining organized operations, and administering immunizations and injections. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to care and have relevant educational background or experience in patient care.

The CT Technologist operates a computerized tomography scanner, positions patients, prepares radiopaque media, and manipulates images for diagnosis and treatment. They maintain documentation, provide patient history, and communicate with Radiologists effectively within the Imaging Department.