Total 2 Accounting / Auditing job vacancies in Phoenix, Arizona

• Provides support for accomplishment of the agency strategic plan. Emphasizes DCAA's vision and goals to office.
• Serves as the Manager in an office responsible for the supervision, conduct, and accomplishment of the audit program plan, managing workforce and workload imbalances.
• Supervises personnel including supervisory auditors and administrative staff. Promotes teamwork and cooperation within the office. Fosters effective relationships with contractor representatives and government officials. .
• Reviews audit reports and working papers to ensure that the reports are timely, responsive and comply with Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) and agency standards. Approves and releases audit reports.
• Ensures the subordinate staff's proficiencies include targeted technical audit areas, interpersonal skills, teaming efforts, and/or individual office training needs that best meet the Agency's mission, program requirements, and resourcing needs.
• Performs a variety of administrative human resources responsibilities within the FAO, such as, planning, monitoring, organizing, and developing the staff.
• Appraises subordinate supervisors' and other direct reports' performance and promotion potential and reviews appraisals prepared by subordinate supervisors.
• Makes or approves selections for non-supervisory positions and career promotions and recommends selections for supervisory positions. Resolves employee complaints or problems not resolved by audit teams and administrative supervisors.
• Initiates or effects disciplinary actions such as warnings, reprimands, suspensions, and removals.
• Coordinates with RAM regarding any unresolved issues involving supervision of employees.

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The role is Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5PM, the location is remote and the team is open to out of state candidates but would like their team to be available to be onsite once per quarter. In this role you will be responsible for managing audits, mentoring staff, and managing reporting for all Banner plans and networks. If you have audit experience with knowledge in health plans and healthcare this would be an ideal role for you!

Your pay and benefits are important components of your journey at Banner Health. This opportunity includes the option to participate in a variety of health, financial, and security benefits.

POSITION SUMMARY
This position conducts scheduled audits defined in the annual audit plan, as well as, requested unplanned audits resulting from an internal request or a government investigation. Plans, coordinates and manages audits and third party investigations under the direction of compliance leadership. Conducts coding, billing and other business procedure audits and prepares and presents reports of findings at the direction of compliance leadership. Assists with the development of corrective actions and monitoring activities to mitigate risk and validate ongoing compliance with government regulatory requirements. Conducts internal investigations reported though the compliance/ethics line as applicable, assists the organization’s compliance officers as directed to research and investigate concerns or questions related to compliance or regulatory requirements. Provides support to compliance leadership during government investigations, including document indexing, medical record review, research regarding applicable laws and regulatory requirements, internal policies, procedures/operational processes and maintaining investigation file integrity.

CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Researches regulatory requirements relative to assigned audits and develops audit tools. Conducts audits utilizing defined audit standards, communicates the audit process through a pre-audit conference, identifies areas of potential risk, prepares audit reports, communicates results though an audit exit conference, assists in the development of corrective action plans, monitors effectiveness of corrective action plans, and provides training if indicated.

2. Identifies training opportunities based on audits, designs and presents such education to prevent repeated compliance risks at the direction of the compliance leadership team. Provides compliance/documentation education sessions to physicians and other staff.

3. Coordinates external investigation efforts in conjunction with the Banner Legal Department and Compliance leadership. Maintains investigation integrity by managing investigation files, reviewing applicable laws and regulations, Banner internal policies and relative operational processes.

4. Assists the organization's compliance leadership, as directed, to research and investigate complaints, concerns or questions relative to compliance issues. Investigates and follows up on reported issues as directed.

5. Maintains awareness of laws and regulations and conducts research as needed to identify applicable laws, regulations and practices to maintain compliance. Reviews related policies and procedures and literature. Communicates applicable compliance issues to the compliance officers and assists in the distribution of training of such changes.

6. Assumes additional responsibilities to assist and support the organization's compliance program often dealing with complex and unique situations and problems.

7. Performs job functions on a system-wide basis. Internal and external customers include, but are not limited to, executives and managers, compliance committees, physicians and clinical staff. Must maintain relevant professional licensure/certification.



MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Requires knowledge typically gained with completion of a bachelor's degree in business, nursing, internal audit or related field.

Requires skills and abilities normally acquired with two to three years of payer, clinical or healthcare operations experience and/or three to five years of experience in medical coding or audit experience within a complex care or payer environment. Must be able to understand, apply and interpret complex rules and regulatory requirements in a variety of payer or provider settings and relevant healthcare-related government regulations, including Medicare and Medicaid.

Requires clinical or payer knowledge, critical and analytical thinking skills to conduct compliance audits and draft reports. Written and verbal communication skills required. Computer skills in word processing and spreadsheets required. Ability to organize workload, manage multiple projects, and maintain confidentiality of all work information.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Relevant certification based on assigned area of focus. Experience in Payer or Healthcare operations, regulatory requirements, legal, revenue cycle, coding registered nurse (RN) or audit standards preferred as relevant to the position.

Additional related education and/or experience preferred.

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