Field Support Manager

Columbia, Maryland

Category: Field

Full Time

Job ID: 943206

Work Setting: Corporate/Field Office

 

Est. Pay: $55000-$55000 / Year

Posted Date: 4/29/2025

Columbia, Maryland

Work Setting: Corporate/Field Office

Category: Field

Full Time

Est. Pay: $55000-$55000 / Year

Job ID: 943206

Posted Date: 4/29/2025

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The Field Support Manger-Staffing oversees and maintains operational compliance with all applicable
federal, state, and local regulations, company policies and procedures, and accrediting organization
standards. The Field Support Manager-Staffing maintains day-to-day supervision and provides
development to the Field Support personnel. The Field Support Manager-Staffing serves as the primary
point of contact for field escalated issues involving team members, caregivers, field staff, and other
customers. The Field Support Manager-Staffing manages ongoing quality, operational excellence and
customer service.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Consistently models company’s philosophy of customer service and compliance
  • Establishes and maintains effective channels of communication within the office as well as with clients, caregivers, field staff, and team members
  • Collaborates with the Business Development, Recruitment, and Clinical team to ensure appropriate and effective operational methods and best practices are used to support the office
  • Implements, develops, and oversees best practices, tools, and processes in accordance with company, federal, state, local and accreditation standards
  • Demonstrates knowledge of company and office policies and procedures
  • Oversees caregiver and field staff onboarding experience including orientation, payroll, credentialing, etc.
  • Ensures caregivers and field staff meet all requirements (including C10) prior to working in thefield
  • Implements ongoing activities related to Homecare Quality Metrics (HQM) and scorecard management
  • Participates in the Compliance Plan Of Correction (CPOC) process
  • Interviews and selects new team members
  • Manages team member development, including coaching, training and continuing education
  • Effectively oversees office payroll and billing processes with accuracy
  • Performs payroll and billing quality assurance to ensure that all issues are resolved promptly
  • Oversees medical records management processes in compliance with federal, state and local guidelines or regulations
  • Oversees office spending/delivery cost
  • Coordinates responses and processing of unemployment and workers’ compensation claims
  • Monitors office equipment, supplies and usage, and manages the facility in collaboration with the corporate Real Estate team to ensure the office space is in alignment with building policies
  • Participates in office Red Zone meetings
  • Responsible for working with the Revenue Cycle team at headquarters on the collection process and managing accounts receivable
  • Displays effective relationship building skills
  • Obtains insurance verifications/denials, authorizations for services, and verifications of eligibility for clients
  • Works with the Contracts and Licensing departments to coordinate and maintain proper certifications and licenses
  • Manages the grievance process
  • Responsible for entering incident reports into database
  • Meets and maintains HIPAA regulations in regards to Protected Health Information
  • Generates and utilizes reports; payroll, billing, financial, HR, etc.
  • Performs other duties as assigned
Minimum Requirements:
  • Undergraduate degree preferred in Business, Marketing, Management, Communications, Public Relations, Human Resources, Healthcare Administration or licensed RN
  • Minimum one year operations or administrative experience in healthcare preferred
  • Must meet federal, state, and local requirements
  • Must possess and retain knowledge of federal, state, local and accreditation homecare standards
  • Supervisory experience preferred
  • Ability to effectively elicit from and provide information to all team members, caregivers and clients using strong communication skills
  • Strong understanding of organizational and financial structure
  • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work in a dynamic, fast paced environment
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Proficiency with computers, including Microsoft Office

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