Provide technical support to customers, troubleshoot product issues, and gather feedback to improve the product.
Responsibilities
Interact closely with a diverse range of customers, including enterprises, startups, and SMBs, providing hands‑on support to help them maximize the use of the product.
Gather and analyze customer feedback to identify common issues and areas for product improvement.
Create informative and engaging content such as guides, FAQs, and best‑practice documentation.
Collaborate with product, engineering, and data teams to provide a stellar customer experience.
The Manager, Risk Adjustment Programs is responsible for leading and overseeing risk adjustment operations and program execution within assigned markets, provider groups, or regions.
Compensation
Compensation: $100,000 - $120,000 / year
Responsibilities
Lead end-to-end execution of risk adjustment programs, including retrospective and prospective chart reviews, annual wellness visits, coding optimization, and documentation improvement initiatives.
Oversee program timelines, deliverables, resources, and performance across assigned regions, markets, and provider networks, ensuring alignment with enterprise risk adjustment strategies and organizational goals.
Implement enterprise initiatives, manage regional provider incentive and engagement programs, and drive process improvements to enhance operational efficiency, accuracy, and scalability.
Directly manage supervisors, coordinators, and vendor partners, providing leadership through coaching, hiring, onboarding, performance management, workforce planning, and team development.
Partner with providers, clinic leadership, and medical groups to improve documentation accuracy, coding performance, and risk score capture through provider education, training, and engagement initiatives.
Lead AI product strategy and execution across OneSignal’s platform, owning roadmap, customer engagement, integrations, and cross‑functional collaboration.
Compensation
The New York and California base salary for this full time position is between $170,000 to $190,000. Your exact starting salary is determined by a number of factors such as your experience, skills, and qualifications. In addition to base salary, we also offer a competitive equity program and comprehensive and inclusive benefits.
Responsibilities
Own the roadmap for your product area
Talk to customers, understand their problems, translate and evaluate these into opportunities for the business
Work closely in a cross‑functional team to explore ideas, discover the problem space and shape the solution
Validate your hypotheses early and often, know when to prototype, to test, to find more data
Dive deep into the technical details of our product and APIs
Be the face of HackerRank on campus, host next-gen workshops, hackathons, and tech sessions, build and grow the campus developer ecosystem, and inspire classmates to upskill and crack interviews with HackerRank challenges.
Responsibilities
Be the face of HackerRank on campus
Host next-gen workshops, hackathons, and tech sessions
Build and grow campus developer ecosystem
Inspire classmates to upskill and crack interviews
Provide additions, deletions or updates to diagnosis codes, procedure codes, age minimums & maximums, quantity limitations, place of service limitations and other clinical content criteria.
Responsibilities
Provide additions, deletions or updates to diagnosis codes, procedure codes, age minimums & maximums, quantity limitations, place of service limitations and other clinical content criteria
Provide written and oral presentations to Medical Director (physicians) and other clinical colleagues to obtain consensus on proposed denial criteria
Provide clinical content support to our customers as needed
Perform data entry of clinical content updates into database, as needed
Solve problems related to the interpretation of inpatient coding or ICD-10-CM coding conventions/guidelines for inclusion or exclusion within Lyric business rules
Advances clinical documentation excellence by serving as a preceptor and mentor to CDI team members, delivering formal education, developing learning modules, and conducting audits to ensure accuracy and continuous improvement.
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Alaska, United States
Alabama, United States
Arkansas, United States
Arizona, United States
California, United States
Analyst-Charge Master
Northeast Georgia Health System · Posted Nov 13, 2026
The Revenue Integrity Charge Master Analyst is responsible for assessing, coordinating and managing the charge capture and reconciliation process for designated service area(s) from creation of the charge through and including a clean claim to improve revenue management and ensure the overall integrity of the charge capture process.
Responsibilities
Maintains a charge description master file that is compliant with required governmental laws, regulations, contractual requirements, standards and practices.
Conducts routine charge capture audits and implements any suggested changes.
Interacts with clinical/ancillary departments to ensure that charge codes accurately reflect services provided including, but not limited to, leading the reviews and maintenance of the Hospital and Physician Charge Master.
Keeps abreast of changing industry requirements and regulations regarding acceptable documentation and billing practices by reviewing Federal Register, fraud alerts, OIG advisory opinions and other relevant publications.
Investigates and advises on matters relating to professional/technical billing, coding, or regulatory requirements for documenting, coding, and billing.
Requirements
Bachelors Degree from an accredited college or university in Healthcare Administration
The Vertex Material Science Intern is an 11-week experiential training program for students focused on understanding core engineering science issues surrounding drug substance and drug product scale-up, including material structures, powder properties, formulation design, and associated manufacturing processes.