Director Healthcare Operations Jobs in Iowa

10+ years of experience in healthcare consulting or client account management, with progressive leadership responsibilities – corporate Benefits experience a plus

Explore innovative approaches, including integration with benefit offerings in partnership with entire Enterprise Benefits team.

Support management and operation of national healthcare vendors.

Strong technical knowledge of self-funded/self-administered healthcare, employee benefits plan design, insurance products, current trends, and legal and regulatory environment

Leadership presence and stakeholder management – ability to synthesize and articulate complex subject matter to senior leaders and key stakeholders

B. S. degree in Actuarial Science, Public Health, Healthcare Management, or related field

5+ years of experience in similar roles.

Strong attention to detail, good communication skills, and the ability to handle confidential information.

Location: in-person at our HQ in Redwood City, CA or remote (US)

Adventurous & Reward: At Klarity, we aim for excellence and believe that tackling bigger challenges leads to bigger rewards.

Customer-first: No matter what roles we take, we should think about how our deliverables impact customers, directly or indirectly

Payment Processing: Process payments from patients and insurance companies. This includes posting payments to patient accounts and reconciling any discrepancies.

Problem Solving: Typically resolves problems using existing solutions Impact: Works with minimal guidance Interpersonal Skills: Explains difficult or sensitive information

Coordinate with Finance team regarding forecasted opportunity revenue and contract billing status.

Leadership: Occasionally leads the work of small project teams; provides informal guidance to junior staff

Determine how to best reflect opportunities within CRM.

Act as point person coordinating between multiple departments, including submitting all projects to Fulfillment on behalf of Sales.

Assess repeat areas of inefficiency and suggest improvements to procedures