Remote Grant Coordinator

About the role

This position is responsible for the coordination of grants as it relates to compliance, completing reports timely, verifying patient billing episodes, working with various payer online systems, and training/implementation of grants at the clinic level.

Responsibilities

• Submit data reports by the due dates as set forth by the payers.
• Monitor the Grant Administration email daily to view the different requests that come through, especially those requests for billing episode changes.
• Submit required performance measure reports as requested by the payers.
• Provide treatment center training on payer compliance requirements as needed.
• Offer support to Grant Billers and RCM requests as needed.
• Create detailed notes in the system to reflect all actions performed on the account.
• Maintain confidentiality and safeguard the operations of the business.
• Keep lines of communication open with the Treatment Centers to ensure individualized goals are met.
• Adheres to the service policy and principle of New Season.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED.
• The candidate will have knowledge of healthcare terminology.
• Basic computer knowledge.
• Knowledge of grants, medical insurance (Medicare, HMOs, PPOs, commercial, hospital billing, and collection process.
• Banking, accounting, and math principles.
• 2 CFR 200 knowledge preferred.
• The candidate must have a minimum of three (3) years of previous grant experience.
• Strong customer/ patient service background.
• (Florida only: Previous experience working with Florida Department of Children Families Grants or State Opioid Response Grants preferred.)
• The position will require proficiency in Microsoft Office Applications, Google Business Suite applications, and the internet.
• Ability to use logic in determining documents, reading, and following written and oral instructions.
• Good people skills for building relationships with colleagues at all levels.
• Good written skills.
• Must have good organizational and computer skills.
• Ability to be detail-oriented.
• Must live in FL to support our FL programs.
• Previous experience working with Florida Department of Children Families Grants or State Opioid Response Grants preferred.
• 30% Travel will be required for this role.