Analyst, Strategic Operations (IDR) - Remote

Who We Are: Access TeleCare is redefining how hospitals and health systems deliver specialty care services—closing access gaps, improving patient outcomes, and supporting overburdened clinical teams through best-in-class telemedicine solutions. As the nation’s largest provider of telemedicine technology and acute clinical services, our Telemed IQ platform enables life‑saving care across behavioral health, psychiatry, and beyond. We are proud to be the first acute telemedicine provider to earn and continuously maintain The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval. We love what we do and if you want to know more about our vision, mission and values go to accesstelecare.com to check us out.

The Opportunity: Access TeleCare is looking for an Analyst, Strategic Operations (IDR) to help lead execution of our Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) program under the No Surprises Act (NSA) — one of the newest and fastest‑moving areas in healthcare today. Reporting to the Vice President of Strategic Operations (IDR), you'll validate claim and payer data, confirm dispute eligibility, and build and submit cases on Access TeleCare's behalf. You'll also drive payment on claims through direct payer escalation, help oversee program vendors, and shape the reporting, documentation, and process improvements that will scale this program as it grows. If you're excited by the chance to build process in a high‑impact, rapidly evolving space, this role offers real ownership from day one.

What You'll Do: Prepare, validate, and submit Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) disputes, including confirming eligibility under federal and state requirements and customizing the supporting evidence submitted for each dispute Review claim, payer, and determination data for accuracy and completeness, resolving discrepancies before submission Facilitate payer escalations and drive cash collections on prior disputes through direct phone outreach, written and faxed follow‑up, and consistent tracking of payment status through resolution Develop standard operating procedures, training materials, and workflow documentation for escalation and collection activity, including work performed by offshore resources Support vendor management by locating and organizing documentation, coordinating contract and information requests, tracking deliverables, and monitoring vendor performance against expectations Develop and maintain proactive reporting and metrics for the IDR program, surfacing trends in eligibility, determinations, payer behavior, and recovery Translate and articulate analytical results with common sense approach to non‑technical business audience including executive management and external partners Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of payer guidelines, state/federal regulations, and industry standards to ensure accurate documentation and compliance with all requirements throughout program Collaborate and communicate with payers during the dispute process to reach a mutually beneficial resolution where possible and support continually improving payer relations Ability to work independently to resolve data integrity and integration issues with various team members across various departments Identify opportunities to improve process, documentation, and tooling as the program matures, and take ownership of assigned improvement projects Other duties as assigned What You'll Bring Bachelor's Degree in the field of Healthcare Administration, Business, Finance, Economics or similar is preferred 0-2 years of work experience; internship, co‑op, or coursework in healthcare, finance, analytics, or operations preferred Prior experience working with multiple systems and platforms Experience in high growth company in healthcare preferred Experience with the Independent Dispute Resolution process under the NSA preferred; training will be provided Proven ability to demonstrate critical thinking and problem‑solving skills, including the ability to work through ambiguous or undefined problems and recommend a course of action Excel (pivot table, vlookup) and comfort working with large datasets Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and follow through on long‑running items with limited direct supervision High attention to detail with excellent organizational skills Effective written and verbal communication for both internal teams and external payer parties Negotiation and conflict‑resolution skills to advocate for claim approvals Ability to interpret and apply payer policies, state/federal regulations, and compliance standards Proficiency in time management to handle high‑volume workloads Ability to work effectively under deadlines and self‑manage multiple projects simultaneously Experience with Salesforce preferred; exposure to Tableau or similar visualization tools a plus Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software Familiarity with healthcare compliance standards such as HIPAA, and the ability to maintain confidentiality Interest in learning a complex and rapidly evolving regulatory area and growing with the program Ability to thrive in a high growth, fast‑paced organization, and 100% Remote based environment Must be able to remain in a stationary position 50% of the time Occasional travel for meetings and collaboration Why Join Access TeleCare Comprehensive benefits — health, dental, vision, life, and 401(k) Flexible vacation and wellness days — we value performance and balance Culture of ownership, transparency, and results — where the best ideas rise Directly impact patient access nationwide About Our Recruitment Process We don't expect a perfect fit for every requirement we've outlined. If you can see yourself contributing to the team, we would like to speak with you. You can expect up to 4 interviews via Zoom. Access TeleCare is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, age, religion, color, marital status, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, or veteran status.