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Locum Dentist

West Jordan, UT · On-site

$1.1K - $1.3K/day

Locum Tenens Dentist - Flexible Schedule | $1,100-$1,300/Day + Housing & Travel About the ... Credentialing & Compliance Management We partner with DSOs, FQHCs, CHCs, and private multi-site ...

... for locum tenens work. This role is responsible for managing and optimizing a multi-channel ... Understanding of the physician credentialing process. * Ability to understand and interpret ...

... for locum tenens work. This role is responsible for managing and optimizing a multi-channel ... Understanding of the physician credentialing process. * Ability to understand and interpret ...

Surgery - General Physician

Ogden, UT · On-site

$1.6K - $1.9K/day

... locum tenens pay. * Dedicated application and assignment support. * In-house credentialing and licensing teams. * Travel and lodging coverage. * Easy timekeeping and streamlined management of ...

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Locum Credentialing Manager information

What is a locum credentialing manager?

Locum Credentialing Managers are professionals responsible for overseeing the credentialing process for locum tenens healthcare providers. They ensure that all temporary medical staff meet the necessary qualifications, licensure, and regulatory requirements to practice at healthcare facilities. Their duties include verifying credentials, managing documentation, coordinating with licensing boards, and maintaining compliance with state and federal laws. By streamlining the credentialing process, they help healthcare organizations fill staffing gaps efficiently and safely.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a locum credentialing manager?

To thrive as a Locum Credentialing Manager, you need a strong understanding of healthcare credentialing processes, compliance regulations, and experience with provider documentation. Familiarity with credentialing software systems, such as CAQH, Verifpoint, or MD-Staff, and knowledge of Joint Commission or NCQA standards is typically required. Exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and effective communication are crucial for coordinating between providers, agencies, and healthcare facilities. These skills ensure that locum tenens providers are properly vetted and compliant, minimizing risk and supporting seamless staffing operations.

What are some typical challenges a locum credentialing manager faces when onboarding new healthcare providers?

A Locum Credentialing Manager often encounters challenges such as tight turnaround times for urgent staffing needs, navigating varying credentialing requirements across multiple facilities, and ensuring all provider documentation is accurate and complete. The role frequently involves coordinating with providers, facility administrators, and credentialing bodies to streamline the process and avoid delays. Staying organized, keeping up with evolving regulatory standards, and maintaining clear communication are essential to successfully overcoming these challenges.

What is the difference between Locum Credentialing Manager vs Credentialing Specialist?

AspectLocum Credentialing ManagerCredentialing Specialist
Required credentialsHealthcare administration, licensing, certificationsHealthcare credentials, licensing, certifications
Work environmentHealthcare facilities, staffing agencies, hospitalsHospitals, clinics, healthcare organizations
Employer usageManages credentialing for temporary/locum staffHandles credentialing for permanent staff and providers

The main difference is that a Locum Credentialing Manager oversees credentialing processes specifically for temporary or locum healthcare providers, ensuring they meet licensing and credentialing standards for short-term assignments. In contrast, a Credentialing Specialist typically manages credentialing for permanent staff within healthcare organizations. Both roles require similar certifications but differ mainly in scope and work environment.

What cities in Utah are hiring for Locum Credentialing Manager jobs?

Cities in Utah with the most Locum Credentialing Manager job openings:

Delegated Credentialing Specialist, Temp

Chghealthcare

Salt Lake City, UT

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision

Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

Healthcare's helping hand.
CHG shook things up in 1979 by inventing the locum tenens staffing model. We connect doctors with patients who need their care. As the largest physician staffing firm in America, our providers treat millions of patients each year.
Our industry is growing and demand is high. This means you'll have plenty of opportunities to grow and develop in your career. Keeping healthcare healthy can be as fun as it is rewarding."

The Credentialing Specialist is responsible for credentialing and recredentialing client practitioners as well as ensuring enrollment with participating client health plans. Credentialing functions include, but are not limited to, processing credentialing applications, performing primary source verifications and updating and maintaining credentialing database in accordance with internal policies and procedures, client health plan contracts and applicable state and federal requirements.

This is a temporary position, expected to last no more than one year.

Responsibilities

  • Initiate and support the practitioner application process by sending, receiving, and analyzing practitioner documents and data import to determine completeness in preparation for payor enrollment and credentials verification process
  • Responsible for accurate data entry to ensure the integrity of credentialing information in applicable database(s)
  • Enroll providers with client payors to include Medicare, Medicaid and state and federal commercial health plans and follow up as required until process complete
  • Update CAQH and NPI information consistent with client practice information
  • Responsible for gathering, verifying evaluating highly confidential and sensitive health care practitioner credentials consistent with departmental guidelines and accreditation standards
  • Respond to all practitioner, client health plan and internal inquiries in a timely manner
  • Monitor expiring licensure, board and professional certifications and other expirable documents with practitioners within the prescribed timeframe
  • Maintain practitioner paper and electronic data files for clients; utilizing CAQH to submit practitioner data as required to credential individual practitioners
  • Collaborate with participating clients in a professional manner, department manager and/or external agencies to facilitate and ensure smooth hand-off during the credentialing process
  • Follow up with individual practitioners and internal and external entities to resolve discrepancies identified during the credentialing process
  • Perform all aspects of credentialing verification, including initial credentialing and recredentialing to ensure current credentials and timely handoff and/or review and approval of practitioner files
  • Conduct sanctions and compliance monitoring and alert Manager of any undisclosed negative findings immediately
  • Participate in team meetings and process improvement initiatives to continuously improve work product quality and efficiency
  • Contributes to positive culture
  • Keep Manager informed of potential credentialing or enrollment issues

Qualifications

  • Proficient using payor websites including but not limited to CAQH, Pecos, NPI/NPPES, Availity, NaviNet, CMS I&A
  • Proficiency ins using various software used for provider applications, verifying credentials and tracking verification statuses
  • Proficient with payor enrollment process for all levels of licensure including but not limited to MD/DO, NP, PhD, PT, OT, LCSW, OD, DDS, DPM, etc. across all specialties including medical, dental, vision, behavioral health and physical health
  • Knowledge of primary source verification--understand the process of verifying information directly from the original/authorized source that meets relevant regulations, accreditation requirements and compliance standards
  • Experience should include 3-5 years of responsibility for medical credentialing processes, policies and procedures and delegated credentialing requirements
  • Able to communicate clearly and concisely, both verbally and in written correspondence
  • Able to work well under tight deadlines and respond to rapidly changing demands and provide efficient follow up
  • Detail oriented with ability to recognize vital information from credentialing documents
  • Demonstrate problem-solving, critical thinking, and deductive reasoning skills
  • Ability to consistently maintain quality and production expectations
  • Ability to learn and use credentialing database and other related databases
  • Capable and comfortable dealing with sensitive and confidential information with discretion and trust
  • Proficiency with MS Office suite

Education & Experience

  • Associate's degree; or, an equivalent combination of education and/or experience
  • Minimum of 3 years' experience in provider credentialing in a healthcare setting
  • Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist (CPCS) preferred
  • Provider Enrollment Specialist Certificate (PESC) preferred

We believe in fair compensation for all of our people, which is why our pay structure takes into account the cost of labor across U.S. geographic markets. For this position, we offer a pay of $25.00/hour.

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In return, we offer:
Competitive pay
Flexible work schedules - including work from home options available
Award-winning training and development programs

Click here to learn more about our company and culture.

CHG Healthcare values a diverse and inclusive workforce. Interested in this role but not a perfect fit? Apply anyway.

We welcome applicants of any race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status and individuals with disabilities as an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. We are an at-will employer.

What makes CHG Different? You.