Jobs at CCS Medical

Leads cross-functional operational transformation initiatives from intake through implementation and stabilization. The role manages scope, milestones, dependencies, risks, stakeholder alignment, executive communications, adoption, and benefit measurement. It coordinates business, technology, product, and operational teams; drives process improvement and organizational readiness; facilitates decision-making; and coaches an initiative coordinator. The position requires at least five years of experience leading complex initiatives, technology-enabled transformations, or process improvement programs.

Processes prescription orders, insurance adjudications, refills, data entry, medication preparation, labeling, inventory control, packing, shipping, returns, and destruction procedures. Provides patient and provider communication, resolves insurance rejections, maintains regulatory compliance, and supports pharmacy operations while protecting confidential information. Requires pharmacy technician registration, PTCB certification, strong medication knowledge, attention to detail, and evening and weekend availability.

Verifies patient insurance benefits, evaluates coverage, recommends suitable products, documents insurance information, supports billing and claims submissions, corrects account receivable issues, and ensures compliance with Medicare, Medicaid, HIPAA, and private insurance requirements. The role involves outbound insurer calls, patient account review, payment collection actions, claim corrections, and customer service in a call center environment.

Processes prescription orders, insurance adjudications, refills, data entry, medication preparation, labeling, inventory control, packaging, shipping, returns, and destruction procedures. The technician resolves insurance rejections, communicates with patients and prescribers, maintains regulatory compliance, supports pharmacy operations, and ensures accurate, timely medication fulfillment. The role requires state registration, PTCB certification, strong pharmacy knowledge, attention to detail, communication skills, and evening and weekend availability.

Manages medical billing and collections accounts, including claim submission, payment posting, denials, appeals, insurance and patient follow-up, credit balances, reimbursement audits, account reconciliation, and reporting. The role requires maintaining accurate documentation, protecting sensitive information, resolving accounts receivable issues, and identifying process improvements while meeting productivity and collection goals.

Sells and promotes medical supplies and services across an assigned West Virginia territory. Develops healthcare provider relationships, grows accounts, manages the full sales process, attends industry events, monitors market activity, maintains territory records, controls expenses, and supports patient access while complying with Medicare, Medicaid, HIPAA, and insurance requirements.