Top Operations & Support Jobs

On-site mailroom and office services role handling incoming/outgoing mail and packages, processing live checks, scanning and digitizing documents, data entry, archiving, and collaborating with internal teams while following data security and company procedures.

Setup, program, operate, and maintain high-speed production equipment to produce print and mail services according to specifications and deadlines.

As a Schedule Specialist, you'll manage patient referrals and visit schedules, communicate with field staff, and ensure office operations run smoothly.

Provide chat-based customer support for pharmacy and health benefits inquiries: handle prescription refills, order status, billing and insurance issues, educate patients, document interactions, escalate complex cases, collaborate with clinical teams, and maintain HIPAA compliance while using digital tools and automation.

Provide live chat support for pharmacy and health benefits inquiries (refills, order status, billing/insurance). Resolve issues on first contact, guide patients through apps/sites, document interactions, escalate as needed, collaborate with pharmacists, and maintain HIPAA compliance.

The Sr. Manager of Provider Data oversees operations for provider data management, maintaining a SQL-based provider data source for various systems.

The Director leads health plan's quality improvement strategies, oversees member communications, and analyzes data to improve member experience.

The Regulatory Adherence Consultant manages regulatory adherence processes, coordinates projects, and ensures compliance with standards in Regulatory Finance, partnering with various teams and managing vendors.

Provide clerical and administrative support including filing, scheduling, data entry, scanning medical records, processing orders and audits, answering phones, and communicating with physicians, patients, and referral sources.

Answer inbound calls and place outbound calls to schedule in-home physician or nurse practitioner visits. Accurately manage appointments, resolve scheduling issues, handle high-volume customer service interactions, and work flexible shifts including evenings. Complete training, adhere to HIPAA, and maintain productivity and confidentiality.