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Director of Product Management, RCM

Dallas, TX · On-site

$230K - $241K/yr

The Opportunity The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer ...

Director of Product Management, RCM

Dallas, TX · On-site

$230K - $241K/yr

The Opportunity The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer ...

The Opportunity The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer ...

Director of Product Management, RCM

Dallas, TX · On-site

$217K - $227K/yr

The Opportunity The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer ...

Director of Product Management, RCM

Dallas, TX · On-site

$217K - $227K/yr

The Opportunity The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer ...

This role requires someone who thrives under pressure, takes full ownership of outcomes, and can ... Proven ability to lead cross‑functional teams without direct authority. Critical Skills ...

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What does a director of RCM do?

A Director of RCM (Revenue Cycle Management) oversees all aspects of the revenue cycle within a healthcare organization. This includes managing patient registration, billing, claims processing, and collections to optimize revenue and ensure compliance with regulations. They develop strategies to reduce denials, improve cash flow, and streamline processes across departments. Additionally, they often lead teams, analyze financial data, and implement new technologies to enhance efficiency and accuracy.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a director of RCM, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), you need expertise in healthcare finance, medical billing, coding, and typically a bachelor's degree in healthcare administration or a related field. Familiarity with RCM software platforms, EHR systems, and relevant certifications like Certified Revenue Cycle Executive (CRCE) are highly valued. Strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication skills help manage teams and drive process improvements. These skills are crucial for optimizing revenue streams, ensuring compliance, and maintaining the financial health of healthcare organizations.

What are some common challenges directors of RCM face when overseeing revenue cycle operations, and how can they proactively address them?

Directors of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) often encounter challenges such as maintaining compliance with evolving healthcare regulations, ensuring timely reimbursements, and coordinating cross-departmental workflows. Proactively addressing these issues involves implementing robust training programs for staff, leveraging technology to track key performance indicators, and fostering strong communication between billing, coding, and clinical teams. Staying current with payer requirements and collaborating closely with IT and compliance teams can also help mitigate risks and improve overall revenue cycle efficiency.

What is the difference between Director Of Rcm vs Revenue Cycle Manager?

AspectDirector Of RcmRevenue Cycle Manager
CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, finance, or related field; certifications like CPC or RHIT are commonUsually holds a bachelor’s degree; certifications like CPC or RAC may be preferred
Work EnvironmentOversees multiple departments, strategic planning, and high-level decision-making in healthcare organizationsManages daily revenue cycle operations, billing, and collections at departmental level
Employer & Industry UsageCommonly found in hospitals, large clinics, and health systemsTypically employed in hospitals, physician practices, and outpatient facilities

The main difference is that the Director Of Rcm focuses on strategic oversight and leadership of the entire revenue cycle, while the Revenue Cycle Manager handles day-to-day operations and departmental management. Both roles require healthcare finance knowledge and certifications, but the Director role involves higher-level planning and decision-making.

How much does a director of RCM make?

A Director of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) typically earns between $100,000 and $180,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and the size of the organization. They often oversee billing, collections, and coding teams, requiring strong leadership and healthcare industry knowledge.

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Director of Product Management, RCM

Dallas, TX • On-site

Hearst
Motion Picture and Video Production • 10K+ employees

$230K - $241K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 22 days ago


Hearst rating

6.6

Company rating: 6.6 out of 10

Based on 28 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

The Opportunity

The Director of RCM & Personal Care will own the long-term product vision and business outcomes for RCM platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer connectivity, clearinghouse integrations, automation, and scalable technical architecture and the strategy and roadmap for HCHB Personal Care, including scheduling, caregiver time and task management, EVV compliance, authorization management, utilization visibility, and reimbursement workflows. 

This role requires a strategic product leader who can operate across customer needs, market dynamics, regulatory requirements, business objectives, and technical delivery.

The Director will partner closely with Engineering, Architecture, UX, Operations, Sales, Implementation, Customer Success, Support, and executive leadership to define priorities, align stakeholders, and deliver measurable value. This leader will be expected to shape the roadmap, influence investment decisions, guide product managers and cross-functional teams, and drive modernization through API-first capabilities, automation, AI/ML-enabled experiences, and resilient platform design.

The Profile we are looking for:

  • Communicates with precision and influence, equally effective in engineering standups, customer conversations, and executive briefings.

  • Balances long-term strategy with near-term execution discipline without losing sight of either.

  • Moves forward with conviction under ambiguity while remaining genuinely open to being wrong.

What You Will Do

Platform Strategy & Product Ownership

  • Lead the product strategy, roadmap, and execution for HCHB's Revenue Cycle Platform, with accountability for platform capabilities that support billing, claims, collections, payer connectivity, clearinghouse integrations, and revenue cycle operations. 

  • Lead the product strategy, roadmap, and business outcomes for HCHB Personal Care applications, with accountability for capabilities supporting scheduling, caregiver time and task management, EVV compliance, authorization management, utilization visibility, reauthorization workflows, and multiple reimbursement models. 

  • Own and advance the application and platform workstream in alignment with company priorities, customer needs, technical architecture, and measurable business outcomes.

  • Drive modernization of the platform through modular services, API-first design, configurable workflows, partner tooling, automation, AI-assisted workflows, and scalable platform architecture.

  • Define and prioritize capabilities that improve cash acceleration, reduce denials, lower days sales outstanding, increase first-pass resolution, improve billing team productivity, and strengthen compliance readiness.

  • Lead discovery and solutioning for end-to-end revenue workflows, including charge capture, claims creation and submission, edits and scrubbing, payer rules, eligibility and benefits, prior authorization support, remittance and ERA posting, denials and appeals, patient responsibility, reconciliation, and audit readiness.

  • Apply deep understanding of post-acute operations, including Home Health, Hospice, and Personal Care/EVV, to ensure RCM capabilities account for clinical documentation, visit verification, payer rules, regulatory requirements, and reimbursement complexity.

  • Establish, monitor, and communicate success metrics, including claim acceptance rates, denial rates, remittance posting accuracy, throughput, cycle times, user adoption, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

  • Balance near-term delivery needs with long-term platform scalability, maintainability, security, performance, observability, and reliability.

Team Leadership, Cross-Functional Execution & Change Management

  • Lead and develop a team of 3-5 Product Managers, setting clear expectations, investing in their growth, and creating an environment where accountability and development go hand in hand.

  • Partner with the executive team to keep team structure, capacity, and skills aligned to strategic priorities as the organization evolves.

 Cross-Functional Execution & Change Management

  • Serve as the primary product voice in Rev Cycle Platform decisions, cutting through misalignment between Engineering roadmaps, Revenue commitments, and customer expectations.

  • Drive coordinated execution across Engineering, Revenue, Clinical, and Compliance, aligning priorities and creating conditions for teams to move with clarity and confidence.

  • Lead through organizational change with credibility and care, building shared ownership and lasting momentum across functions.

  • Translate product strategy into clear, time-bound delivery plans that give engineering direction and executives confidence.

PM Judgment

  • Know when AI and ML are the right answer and when they are not and apply that judgment rigorously before any capability investment is made.

  • Use AI tools to compress research, surface signals, and accelerate synthesis while owning the calls that technology cannot make.

  • Make prioritization criteria explicit and repeatable across the team so that decision quality scales with execution pace.

What Success Looks Like

In the first 90 days:

  • Earn trust quickly across Product, Engineering, Architecture, and customer-facing teams. 

  • Build a clear understanding of the RCM and Personal Care platform, customer workflows, roadmap, and technical dependencies. 
  • Bring clarity to key opportunities, risks, tradeoffs, and priorities. 
  • Create momentum around the highest-impact platform initiatives. 
  • Align stakeholders on near-term priorities, success measures, and longer-term direction.

Sustained success:

  • Drive measurable improvement in customer revenue cycle outcomes and platform performance.

  • Establish a clear platform strategy that aligns customer needs, business goals, and technical modernization.

  • Deliver scalable, interoperable platform capabilities that support automation, partner connectivity, and long-term growth.

  • Build strong cross-functional alignment, disciplined execution, and consistent outcome measurement across the RCM and Personal Care workstreams.

  • A team that is visibly growing, with PMs developing into stronger leaders and the function earning credibility across the organization.

What You Will Bring

Required:

  • 10+ years of product management experience, with at least 5 years focused on data platforms, APIs, or interoperability in enterprise SaaS.

  • Demonstrated experience in healthcare revenue cycle (preferably software-side), including claims/clearinghouse/payer integrations and revenue operations.

  • Strong technical product management capability: API-first thinking, integration design, ability to collaborate deeply with engineers and understand system constraints/tradeoffs.
  • Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams, influence without authority, and ship outcomes in ambiguous problem spaces.
  • Clear, concise written and verbal communication; strong stakeholder management.
  • Strong technical fluency, able to engage meaningfully with platform engineers and make informed architecture trade-offs.

  • Comfortable engaging externally with customers, prospects, and partners as a credible product and data leader.

Preferred:

  • Senior product experience in post-acute (Home Health, Hospice, Personal Care/EVV), ideally within an EHR ecosystem.

  • Direct experience with healthcare transaction standards and interoperability relevant to RCM and adjacent workflows, such as X12/EDI (837/835/270/271), HL7, and familiarity with FHIR where applicable.

  • Experience modernizing legacy platforms (migration strategies, incremental refactors, deprecation plans, platform governance).

  • Familiarity with AI/automation opportunities in RCM (worklist prioritization, denial prediction, anomaly detection, document classification, assisted posting/coding support), including responsible data/security considerations.

  • Strong integration/partner ecosystem background (vendor selection, contract/roadmap alignment, joint delivery).

  • Prior experience as a software engineer or in a highly technical role

About Us

Founded in 1999, Homecare Homebase, a subsidiary of Hearst Corporation is a market leader in healthcare software development providing mobile cloud-based solutions for clinical, operational, and financial improvement of home-based care throughout the United States. Our software enables real-time solutions for wireless information exchange and communication between the office and clinicians in the field. 

Our success is fueled by our talented teams that are driven by their passion to make a difference in patient care. Our employees work in a culture that is guided by our CARES values: Care, Act, Respect, Excel, and Smile (a positive attitude). If you want to work in a role where your skills have a direct influence on empowering patient care, Homecare Homebase is the next step in your career. 

What You Can Expect from Us 

At Homecare Homebase, we don't just help our clients succeed; we help our employees succeed. Competitive pay, robust benefits, and professional development opportunities are a few of the many reasons that Homecare Homebase is a great place to build your career. 

Our Team Members Also Enjoy

Meaningful work. Our employees often tell us that their work gives them a sense of purpose because it makes a difference in the lives of clinicians and home-based care staff, as well as the patients they serve. 

Leaders who care. President Luke Rutledge has continued the mission to create a culture that cares - one that appreciates and looks after its people. As a result, being an employee of HCHB feels like being a member of the family. 

Flexibility. We value work-life balance because we know that happy employees create happy clients. That's why Homecare Homebase offers both full and part-time career opportunities to fit life's unique demands.

A company that gives back. Every year, Homecare Homebase proudly supports numerous charitable fundraising initiatives that align with our mission of empowering exceptional care and helping others in need.

Sound like a good fit? We'd love to hear from you.

This position does not provide sponsorship.  All applicants should have the right to work in the US without immigration sponsorship.


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