4 deans directors jobs found in Stockton, CA

RCM Specialist (Part Time) Primary Purpose: Oversees pre-date of service revenue cycle and medical billing functions for the University's two locations in San Francisco and Sacramento. Responsibilities include scheduling coordination, registration, insurance eligibility and benefits verification, payer participation, credentialing, authorizations, patient financial estimates, and collection of expected out-of-pocket amounts. Maintains a current payer matrix and applicable fee schedules and ensures patient responsibility is accurately identified. Coordinates with the outsourced billing/RCM vendor and monitors claims, A/R, denials, timely-filing risks, unworked claims, payments, and collections to ensure issues are identified and resolved. Serves as the primary liaison between the University, providers, patients, and the outsourced billing team. The position is ideally based in San Francisco and requires regular travel to Sacramento; as volume grows, the position may hire and...

Simulation and Dental Laboratory Operations Coordinator Primary Purpose: Under the general supervision of the Pacific Health Care Collaborative (PHCC) director, performs duties related to the instruction of predoctoral students. Essential Functions: Support preclinical courses in the Department of Clinical Oral Healthcare through active participation in laboratory exercises; provide instructional material (lectures) to students on laboratory procedures and management. Produce and maintain training aids; coordinate the fabrication of stone cast for the preclinical courses. Provide logistic support in preclinical classes. Establish and maintain quality assurance of all clinical cases entering and leaving the professional services laboratory; coordinate laboratory quality control according to established departmental policies and procedures. Maintain material safety data sheet/binder; update the Environmental Health & Safety Specialist as needed....

Standardized Patient (Temporary Employee Pool) Primary Purpose: The Standardized Patient (SP) is a temporary, part-time position which includes the option of evening and weekend work. Standardized Patients (SP) are trained actors who portray a patient case or scenario in preset time constraints during a clinical encounter with the Occupational Therapy (OT) student. Standardized Patients (SP) are scheduled for exam slots on a first-come, first-serve basis according to Program needs and date and times they are available to work. There is no minimum or maximum number of hours per semester, in which a Standardized Patients (SP) must and/or will be scheduled work. Standardized Patient (SP) positions are for one academic year and may be renewed annually. Essential Functions: Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: Interact with examinees. Observe and evaluate examinee's technique and behavior. Provide appropriate feedback to examinees. Follow all...