Client Administrator
Purpose of Position
The Client Administrator is responsible for executing and supporting day-to-day client operations across SSI’s healthcare revenue cycle SaaS platforms. This role bridges client support and client management by ensuring accurate operational execution, reporting, and revenue cycle workflows.
Essential Functions
Operational Execution: Execute daily tracking across eligibility (270/271), claims (837), rejections (277), and remittance (835)
Maintain operational performance and identify issues or anomalies
Ensure timely and accurate processing of client transactions
Revenue Cycle Knowledge
Track client KPIs and investigate root cause issues
Generate and maintain client reports, dashboards, and KPIs
Analyze denial rates, rejection trends, and throughput metrics
Provide actionable insights to Client Managers
Issue Resolution
Support Client Support Specialists with issue investigation and resolution
Perform deeper analysis on recurring or complex issues
Cook with Client Manager for escalations
Reporting and Business Intelligence
Generate and maintain client reports, dashboards, and KPIs
Analyze denial rates, rejection trends, and throughput metrics
Provide actionable insights to Client Managers
Client Coordination
Participate in client calls to provide operational updates
Track and complete follow-up actions from meetings
Support preparation of QBRs and performance reviews
A4 Continuous Improvement
Identify opportunities for automation and workflow optimization
Support implementation of ARC auto-corrections and rule enhancements
Reduce repeat issues through process improvements
Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
Analytical and Problem-Solving Capability – Demonstrated ability to analyze complex information, identify issues, and develop effective, practical solutions.
Attention to Detail and Data Accuracy – High level of precision and care in reviewing data, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and reliability.
Clear and Effective Communication – Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams and communicate confidently with clients.
Organizational and Time Management Strength – Proven ability to organize work, manage time efficiently, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Multi-Workflow and Priority Management – Ability to manage multiple workflows and competing priorities simultaneously while maintaining quality and responsiveness.
Marginal Functions
Other duties as assigned.
Skills and Knowledge
Must be able to interact cordially and productively with co-workers in a team environment.
Must be able to interact under pressure and to prioritize.
Must be able to proficiently read and write in English.
Must possess effective communications skills with ability to handle difficult situations.
Must be able to make independent judgment decisions with minimal supervision.
Must be able to see clearly with or without corrective lenses and hear clearly with or without aids.
Must be able to use hands, fingers and wrists, repetitively, using a computer keyboard and other office equipment, regularly.
Experience and Education Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, or related field.
3–5 years of experience in healthcare revenue cycle and provider operations.
Experience with reporting tools, Excel, and/or BI platforms.
Familiarity with SaaS platforms, system configurations, and data workflows.
Additional Requirements
A combination of experience and advanced education may be substituted.
Background checks and drug test required.
Information Security and Data Protection
The SSI Security-First Mindset is comprised of five pillars and universally applicable to all employees, regardless of position description, assigned duties and responsibilities. The Five Pillars of the SSI Security-First Mindset are:
Pillar 1: Governance: Develop, implement, and enforce secure operational processes, procedures, and routines.
Pillar 2: Accountability: Take an active role in protecting company assets and system & data resources.
Pillar 3: Awareness: Recognize, report, and take action to resolve security risks.
Pillar 4: Preparedness: Develop, implement, test, and improve backup plans for operational processes, procedures, and routines.
Pillar 5: Collaboration: Communicate, share, and promote your Security-First Mindset at every opportunity.