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Ventra Health, Inc.

Supervisor, Provider Enrollment

Responsible for ensuring Medicare provider enrollment items are completed timely. * Work with Client Management to provide support on client concerns and updates. * Enrollment for special projects ...

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Manage Medicare revalidations and enrollment maintenance requests. * Track PTAN assignments, effective dates, and approval statuses. * Coordinate electronic signatures and supporting documentation ...

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How much do medicare enrollment manager jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average yearly pay for medicare enrollment manager in the United States is $86,379.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $60,000.00 and $116,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Medicare Enrollment Manager vs Medicare Customer Service Representative?

AspectMedicare Enrollment ManagerMedicare Customer Service Representative
CredentialsTypically requires knowledge of Medicare policies, certifications may include insurance licensesCustomer service skills, basic Medicare knowledge, possibly some certifications
Work EnvironmentOffice-based, administrative, and managerial settingsCall centers, customer support centers, or remote
Employer & IndustryHealth insurance companies, government agencies, healthcare providersInsurance companies, healthcare providers, government programs

The Medicare Enrollment Manager focuses on overseeing enrollment processes, managing compliance, and coordinating with clients, often requiring specialized knowledge and certifications. In contrast, the Medicare Customer Service Representative primarily handles inquiries, provides information, and assists beneficiaries directly. Both roles are essential in the Medicare industry but differ in responsibilities, required credentials, and work environment.

What does a Medicare Enrollment Manager do?

A Medicare Enrollment Manager oversees the process of enrolling individuals into Medicare health plans, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and organizational policies. They manage a team that processes applications, resolves enrollment issues, and communicates with members and government agencies. Their responsibilities also include monitoring enrollment trends, training staff, and implementing process improvements to enhance efficiency and accuracy. The role requires strong knowledge of Medicare guidelines and excellent organizational and leadership skills.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Medicare Enrollment Manager?

To thrive as a Medicare Enrollment Manager, you need in-depth knowledge of Medicare regulations, enrollment processes, and healthcare administration, often backed by a bachelor’s degree in healthcare or a related field. Familiarity with enrollment management systems, CRM software, and compliance documentation is typically required. Strong leadership, attention to detail, and clear communication are critical soft skills for managing teams and ensuring accurate enrollment. These skills and qualities are essential to maintain regulatory compliance, optimize enrollment efficiency, and deliver excellent service to beneficiaries.

What are some common challenges faced by a Medicare Enrollment Manager, and how can they be addressed?

A Medicare Enrollment Manager often navigates complex regulatory requirements and frequent updates to Medicare policies, which can create challenges in maintaining compliance and ensuring accurate enrollment processing. Another common challenge is coordinating across multiple teams, such as customer service, IT, and compliance, to resolve enrollment issues efficiently. Staying organized, fostering open communication, and regularly participating in training on Medicare regulations can help address these challenges. Additionally, leveraging technology to track applications and monitor compliance can streamline workflows and reduce errors.
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Infographic showing various Medicare Enrollment Manager job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 78% Full Time, 10% Part Time, 4% Temporary, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 75% In-person, 6% Hybrid, and 19% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $86,379 per year, or $41.5 per hour.

Manager / Director of Enrollment (Series A Healthtech)

Quiet Capital

Manhattan, NY • On-site

$120 - $210/hr

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Posted 2 days ago

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Craniometrix

Using AI to help dementia patients age at home

Manager / Director of Enrollment (Series A Healthtech)

$120K - $210K • 0.01% - 0.15% • New York, NY, US

Job type: Full-time

Role: Operations

Experience: 3+ years

Visa: US citizen/visa only

About the role

Craniometrix is building the care infrastructure that makes living with dementia easier. When families get the right non-clinical support, everything changes: hospitalizations drop by up to 30%, patients stay home longer, and quality of life improves measurably. Medicare recently started paying for that support, which created the opening for us to build something that preserves dignity and changes lives at scale.

We launched our care navigation service in July 2025, hit $8M ARR in our first year, and closed a $15M Series A to become the navigation infrastructure for dementia, and that's just the beginning.

We're building for the families and patients who need it most, and we're building a place where compassion shows up in how we serve customers and how we treat each other. We're growing fast, the clinical and economic foundation is strong, and there's a ton left to build.

About the Role

We are seeking a Manager / Senior Manager / Director of Enrollment to lead the team that turns identified families into enrolled families. You will line-manage our team of remote enrollment specialists who call patients and caregivers, explain the GUIDE program, guide families through the enrollment conversation, and help them submit a clean, compliant Medicare application.

Enrollment is the start of everything we do — every family we serve in care delivery starts here — which makes this one of the highest-leverage operating roles at the company. The function is up and running: we have the team, the workflow in our CRM (Carespaces), calling on DialPad, scheduling on cal and an emerging, strong use of AI for outbound outreach, call compliance, and conversion coaching. What we need now is an operational leader who takes it from good to great: lifting conversion, sharpening coaching and training, and protecting the quality and compliance of every enrollment as we scale.

We're open across the Manager to Director range. If you're a strong operator ready to own a funnel and grow a team, this is a role with real upside. If you're already operating at the senior level, it's a chance to own the enrollment engine end to end. We'll calibrate level, scope, and compensation to your experience.

Reporting to the VP of Operations, you will own the enrollment KPIs — scheduled calls, attended calls, and converted, enrolled families — and the quality that has to come with them. You will manage, coach, hire, and performance-manage a team of ~15 specialists (growing over the coming year), and partner with product, engineering, and data on the AI systems that increasingly drive the funnel.

What You'll Do

Team Leadership & Coaching

  • Line-manage a remote, hourly team of ~16 enrollment specialists — setting the coaching cadence, running 1:1s, and building the day-to-day performance-management rhythm that keeps a distributed team engaged and accountable.
  • Own hiring, onboarding, training, and performance management for the team, scaling it thoughtfully as enrollment volume grows.
  • Build the training and call-coaching program that lifts the whole team — not just the top performers — using motivational interviewing and objection-handling techniques suited to a free program families have never heard of.

Performance & Conversion

  • Own the enrollment funnel by the numbers: scheduled calls, show rate, on-call conversion, and booked-call-to-enrolled conversion — and relentlessly improve them.
  • Diagnose where the funnel leaks and why, and design the coaching, training, and process changes that move conversion.
  • Set clear targets, hold the team to them, and make the funnel legible to leadership.

Quality & Compliance

  • Own the quality of enrollment, not just the volume: ensure every enrollment is compliant with Medicare rules and that the application rejection rate stays below target.
  • Run a HIPAA-compliant outbound-calling operation, with proper consent and eligibility captured before any information is collected.
  • Build the QA and monitoring that lets you push conversion without ever trading away compliance.

AI & Systems

  • Own the metrics for our AI outbound-calling and AI compliance/coaching systems, in close collaboration with product, engineering, and data.
  • Understand the workflows deeply, monitor them closely, and recommend improvements — defining what "good" looks like and driving the roadmap, without needing to engineer it yourself.
  • Ensure Carespaces, DialPad, cal, and the AI toolkit work together to make specialists faster and enrollments cleaner.

Process & Continuous Improvement

  • Take a functioning team from good to great through structured, continuous improvement — redesign workflows, roll out changes to a live team, and prove the lift.
  • Identify the constraints worth fixing first, and sequence quick wins ahead of bigger bets.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Partner with Sales and Account Management, who own the partner-clinic relationships that generate patient referrals, to make sure referrals convert.
  • Work closely with Product, Data, Operations, and Compliance so the enrollment engine supports the whole care motion.
  • Represent Enrollment with rigor and credibility in cross-functional and leadership settings.
You'll Love This Role If

You see leverage in people and systems. The team you build and coach multiplies how many families get the support they need. A tighter coaching loop that lifts the whole team is more satisfying to you than any single great call.

You improve what already works. You'd rather take a functioning team and make it measurably better than stand something up from a blank page. You love finding the constraint and fixing it.

You balance the number and the mission. You can push conversion hard while never losing sight of compliance, quality, or the fact that these are vulnerable families — and you know the two aren't in conflict when the system is built right.

You lead from the numbers. You're fluent in data, you coach against it, and you make a complex funnel legible to the people who depend on it.

You foster a feedback loop. You're coachable, you iterate quickly, and both share and receive feedback freely.

What We're Looking For

Experience and skills

  • 3 to 8+ years of total experience, including direct management of a remote, hourly, W2 call-center or contact-center team of comparable size (~15+ reps), with hiring and performance management at that scale.
  • A track record of owning conversion or funnel metrics and moving them — you diagnose from the data, not from anecdote, and you're genuinely strong with numbers.
  • Demonstrated ability to coach call craft and build training that lifts a whole team, ideally including motivational interviewing, objection handling, or QA-driven coaching.
  • Experience running a compliant, HIPAA or other regulated industry call center operation, and owning a quality or error-rate metric alongside a conversion metric.
  • A clear good-to-great story: you've taken a functioning team or process and measurably improved it through coaching, training, or process change.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to make a complex funnel legible to a cross-functional team and leadership.

Preferred qualifications

  • Healthcare, value-based care, or benefits-enrollment operations experience — a member-services, patient-intake, or enrollment background is ideal.
  • Familiarity with Medicare-reimbursed care models (GUIDE, PIN/CHI, CCM/PCM) or comparable healthcare enrollment structures — though no specific GUIDE knowledge is required.
  • Experience partnering with product or data teams on AI-driven or automated workflows, or running conversation-intelligence and QA tooling.
  • Bilingual English/Spanish, or experience running a bilingual enrollment or member-services team (a plus, not a requirement).
About Craniometrix

Craniometrix has raised over $21 million to help make dementia suck less.

Dementia is tough – but it can be easier. Turns out, if you give families the right non-clinical coaching and support, you can avoid 30% of hospitalizations for these patients. And Medicare has recently started paying for that coaching.

We launched our care navigation service for dementia patients in July of 2025, hit $8M of ARR, and just raised a $15M Series A.

We leverage AI to provide best-in-class care, alleviating the burden on providers. Come help us build!

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