- Experience
- 1–3 yrs
- Salary
- —
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 7 hours ago
- Work mode
- Work from home
- Education
- Two years of college (business courses)
- Eligibility
- Candidates with the required college coursework or relevant credentialing/medical staff office experience may apply. The role is open to remote applicants in the United States.
- Resume
- Required to apply
Job description
Overview
TeamHealth is a major physician practice organization in the United States, focused on delivering strong patient care and supporting its clinicians and corporate teams as it continues to expand nationwide. The Credentialing Specialist is an administrative role that supports facility-specific medical staff office applications and non-privilege post-acute applications, including the paperwork needed for Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) supervisory arrangements. The role calls for careful follow-through, close coordination between clinicians and facility staff, strong organization, and precise recordkeeping.
What you will do
- Work through the credentialing process in line with TeamHealth’s Coordination of Credentials policies and procedures.
- Build and maintain effective relationships with internal teams and outside contacts to move facility application, privilege, and approval workflows forward and to help preserve existing privileges.
- Partner with clinicians and other internal or external resources when a new state license is required.
- Collect, enter, and update clinician data in credentialing systems using standardized workflows so records remain accurate and current.
- Verify that up-to-date documentation exists for all contracted clinicians and send required materials to the correct privileging or non-privileging facilities for initial approvals and reappointments.
- Manage and monitor the full facility application and reappointment process, keeping accurate documentation at each step.
- Start and confirm malpractice coverage for clinicians.
- Make sure facility-specific requirements are satisfied before applications are submitted to Medical Staff Offices or post-acute care locations, while maintaining quality standards.
- Prepare clinician applications for hospital privileges or approvals and check them carefully for accuracy.
- Follow up with hospitals and post-acute facilities according to established guidelines and keep onboarding, provider enrollment, VPOs, FMDs, RMD, scheduling, and recruiting stakeholders informed of credentialing status.
- Keep credentialing databases current and share hospital privilege or approval status reports with onboarding, provider enrollment, recruiting, scheduling, and contracting teams.
- Coordinate and complete hospital reappointment activities, including follow-up.
- Ensure APC and supervisory paperwork is completed correctly based on clinician type and the requirements of TeamHealth, the state, and the facility.
- Track and maintain proper APC-to-supervisor ratios as required.
- Protect confidential information and follow professional, legal, ethical, and facility confidentiality standards.
Requirements
- Two years of college coursework, specifically in business subjects, or between one and three years of experience in a medical staff office or credentials role.
- Strong organizational ability and the capacity to manage multiple tasks at once.
- Excellent people skills for working across teams and with external contacts.
- Strong negotiation and persuasion abilities.
Additional information
This is a remote, full-time position based in the United States.
About TeamHealth
TeamHealth presents itself as one of the largest physician practice organizations in the country and notes recognition from Newsweek and Becker’s Hospital Review as a workplace in healthcare. The company says it continues to grow across the U.S. across both clinician and corporate roles.