FAQs
What is the employment type for the Credentialing Coordinator position?
The employment type for the Credentialing Coordinator position is full-time.
What is the shift schedule for this role?
The shift schedule for this role is the day shift, Monday through Friday.
What are the minimum qualifications required for this position?
The minimum qualifications required include an Associate's Degree or equivalent experience (affiliation with professional credentialing associations is desirable), a minimum of two years of credentialing experience, and a minimum of two years of healthcare billing experience.
Is knowledge of specific software required for this position?
Yes, a working knowledge of Microsoft Office software and knowledge of CAQH software is essential for this position.
What are some key responsibilities of the Credentialing Coordinator?
Key responsibilities include completing applications in a timely manner, tracking progress of credentialing, ensuring complete provider information is up to date, leading credentialing processes, and completing payer enrollment tasks in EPIC.
What benefits are offered to the Credentialing Coordinator?
Benefits include great health insurance coverage starting Day One, full-time hours, career growth and advancement potential, and employment with award-winning hospitals and departments.
What type of healthcare system is Trinity Health Of New England?
Trinity Health Of New England is one of the largest not-for-profit, Catholic healthcare systems in the nation.
How does Trinity Health Of New England approach diversity and inclusion?
Trinity Health is committed to integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion in all that they do, recognizing that a diverse workforce provides the most accessible and equitable care for patients.
Is there a specific location for this position?
The position is remote, but it is part of a group serving patients in Connecticut and western Massachusetts.
What types of roles does the team consist of?
The team consists of primary care providers, specialists, and surgeons serving patients across various care settings including primary care, specialty care, surgery, urgent care, rehabilitation, and imaging and lab services.