You’ll need
Education
✓Instructional Design & Facilitation: Builds structured education programs emphasizing HEART Values, hands‑on demonstrations, micro‑trainings, workflow simulations, and competency assessments tailored to multiple learning styles.
✓Associate's degree required
Bachelor's degree preferred.
Qualifications
✓Regulatory & Compliance Expertise: Thorough understanding of Article 28, Joint Commission requirements, MOON/IMM, MSPQ, HIPAA, consent standards, and NAHAM principles.
✓Technical Proficiency: Advanced knowledge of EMRs, AccuReg, and payer portals; able to train both new and tenured staff.
✓Coaching & Performance Development: Provides constructive feedback, reinforcement, corrective action support, and confidence‑building.
✓Instructional Communication: Breaks down complex processes into clear, digestible steps and adapts teaching for high‑volume, high‑stress environments.
✓Quality‑Focused Mindset: Interprets accuracy metrics and QA trends to develop targeted education.
✓Collaboration & Alignment: Works closely with Supervisors, Leads, Analysts, and the Director to support standardization across Patient Access units.
✓Documentation & Organization: Maintains detailed training records, SOPs, version control, and curriculum documentation.
✓2+ years of training/education experience or senior‑level Patient Access experience.
✓Experience in curriculum design, facilitation, and SOP development; proficiency with LMS systems.
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- Develops, delivers, and maintains comprehensive Revenue cycle education with a primary focus on Patient Access but not limited to Patient Access. Education, including orientation, competencies, refresher training, and downtime/playbook SOPs. Collaborates with QA, Supervisors, and departmental leadership to reduce errors, improve KPIs, and support system-wide standardization. Participates in a rotating business‑hour escalation schedule for training and competency needs. Reporting Structure Reports to: Director of Patient Access. Core Competencies
- Instructional Design & Facilitation: Builds structured education programs emphasizing HEART Values, hands‑on demonstrations, micro‑trainings, workflow simulations, and competency assessments tailored to multiple learning styles.
- Regulatory & Compliance Expertise: Thorough understanding of Article 28, Joint Commission requirements, MOON/IMM, MSPQ, HIPAA, consent standards, and NAHAM principles.
- Technical Proficiency: Advanced knowledge of EMRs, AccuReg, and payer portals; able to train both new and tenured staff.
- Coaching & Performance Development: Provides constructive feedback, reinforcement, corrective action support, and confidence‑building.
- Instructional Communication: Breaks down complex processes into clear, digestible steps and adapts teaching for high‑volume, high‑stress environments.
- Quality‑Focused Mindset: Interprets accuracy metrics and QA trends to develop targeted education.
- Collaboration & Alignment: Works closely with Supervisors, Leads, Analysts, and the Director to support standardization across Patient Access units.
- Documentation & Organization: Maintains detailed training records, SOPs, version control, and curriculum documentation.
- Orientation & Competency Management
- Owns the full Patient Access onboarding program, including days 1–90 and all ongoing competency validation.
- Maintains role‑specific competency checklists for Registrars, Switchboard, ED Registration, Central Scheduling, and Casual staff.
- Conducts system access walkthroughs, workflow demonstrations, script practice, and scenario‑based training. Training Development & SOP Ownership
- Develops, updates, and publishes standardized SOPs, workflow maps, and quick‑reference guides.
- Creates downtime procedures and emergency playbooks for Patient Access operations.
- Maintains version control and ensures all materials are consistently distributed across shifts and locations.
- Builds new curricula in alignment with workflow changes, regulatory updates, or software upgrades. Remediation & Quality Improvement
- Supports department goals through measurable improvements in accuracy rates, POS/Copay collection, MOON/IMM/MSPQ compliance, and AccuReg performance.
- Partners with Analysts, Leads, and Supervisors to interpret QA trends and identify remediation needs.
- Performs focused re‑education on error trends, workflow inconsistencies, BAR documentation, and AccuReg requirements.
- Validates progress and documents improvement, targeting defined error‑reduction benchmarks within 60 days.
- Communicates unresolved concerns and ongoing patterns to the Supervisor and Director. Collaboration & Operational Alignment
- Develops training calendars with the Supervisor and Leads to support 24/7 department needs.
- Conducts routine huddles with Leads to reinforce consistency and identify emerging training priorities.
- Serves as the education liaison to Nursing, ED, Radiology, Lab, Revenue Cycle, and HR/Education.
- Supports training for new initiatives including software upgrades, workflow changes, and eligibility processes. Systems Training & Technical Support
- Teaches core and advanced competencies in Meditech Registration, AccuReg, verification workflows, MSPQ, and MOON/IMM documentation.
- Trains staff on payer portals, eligibility systems, Optum, and benefit lookup tools.
- Troubleshoots user errors during training and escalates system‑level issues to IT or designated departments. LMS & Documentation
- Manages attendance tracking, LMS assignments, completion logs, and competency validation records.
- Monitors required annual regulatory training to ensure compliance.
- Maintains documentation for group trainings, 1:1 remediation, and follow‑up outcomes. Key KPIs
- New‑hire competency pass rates.
- Error‑reduction outcomes for designated focus areas.
- AccuReg accuracy rates (initial, final, and resolution).
- Associate's degree required; Bachelor's degree preferred.
- 2+ years of training/education experience or senior‑level Patient Access experience.
- Experience in curriculum design, facilitation, and SOP development; proficiency with LMS systems. Work Environment / Physical Requirements
- Office and classroom settings; occasional evening sessions to support off‑shift training.
- Standing presentations, computer‑based work, and extended periods of instruction. Work
FLSA7DAY- 8 Hours Day Shift Position Hours: 80 Samaritan is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, Minorities, Disabled, and Veterans are encouraged to apply.
About the role
Develops, delivers, and maintains comprehensive Revenue cycle education with a primary focus on Patient Access but not limited to Patient Access. Education, including orientation, competencies, refresher training, and downtime/playbook SOPs. Collaborates with QA, Supervisors, and departmental leadership to reduce errors, improve KPIs, and support system-wide standardization.
