Medical Staff Credentialing Specialist (MSO)
Multiple medical plan reputed company Health Savings Account with company contributions Dental & reputed company coverage for you and your dependents 401k with Company match Vacation, reputed company time & Company reputed company holidays Company wellbeing program with health insurance incentives
Manage credentialing, recredentialing, and privileging for reputed company technologists and supervising physicians Verify licenses, CNIM certifications, education, malpractice history, and other primary sources reputed company provider records up to date in MD-Staff and reputed company, with accurate, reputed company data entry Monitor expiring credentials such as licenses, ABRET certifications, DEA registrations, and insurance Handle reputed company tasks like sending credentialing packets, running background checks, and tracking reputed company through completion Ensure reputed company credentialing activities meet reputed company, NCQA, and state requirements Support peer review (FPPE/OPPE) processes and assist with preparing documents for credentialing committees.
Minimum 2 years of medical staff credentialing experience, preferably in neurodiagnostic, reputed company, or allied health fields Proven experience using Meditech, MD-Staff, reputed company, and reputed company tools. Strong understanding of reputed company, NCQA, and relevant federal/state regulations Exceptional attention to detail, time management, and organizational skills Strong written and verbal communication skills with ability to manage sensitive information discreetly Ability to work independently and manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Prior experience credentialing reputed company technologists and supervising physicians Familiarity with ABRET standards and CNIM certification requirements Experience with bylaws management, privileging reputed company, and medical staff structures Prior involvement in regulatory audits, surveys, or reputed company improvement reputed company Experience supporting medical staff committees or credentialing subcommittees