The Revenue Cycle Audit Manager is responsible for building and maintaining collaborative and productive personnel audits within the organization. This role will manage revenue cycle audit projects related to personnel training, productivity, and accuracy to drive performance in operations related to reimbursement. The position provides direction and oversight of processes impacting cash collections.

The SOX Coordinator supports enterprise risk management, administering and facilitating the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) program. They will coordinate with control owners, liaise with auditors, and assist with audit activities. Reporting on control status and assisting with risk-related duties are also key responsibilities.

The Coding Auditor-Educator is an advanced level position utilizing ICD-10-CM, ICD-10 PCS, and CPT-4 Coding Classification systems who supports the facility and Coding Service Center. Responsible for answering coding and billing questions, onboarding and training new staff, performing coding audits, and development and deployment of coding education. Facilitates and promotes standardization of coding practices.

As an Internal Auditor at Nivoda, you'll be at the forefront of ensuring Indian operations meet Nivoda’s highest standards and comply with international regulations, driving excellence across the business. You will play a pivotal role in strengthening and optimising internal control systems, directly contributing to protecting Nivoda's reputation and revenue and enhancing operational efficiency.

The IT Auditor will be responsible for performing information technology, information security, operational compliance audits, and handling special projects. This position will participate in the risk assessment process to identify key areas requiring review and perform the planning, fieldwork, and reporting phases of an audit engagement. This role requires timely delivery of high-quality work products.

Understand and stay current with client contract criteria and requirements ensuring client services are compliant as well as meet client expectations. Ensure accuracy of claims processing and contract logic builds through internal audit processes. Perform targeted audits of claims processing including, but not limited to, high dollar payments, benefit matrix, interest payments, pre-payment and post-payment audits, and multiple procedure claims.

The Management Auditor will be responsible for bank reconciliation, ensuring that various accounts are reconciled accurately by verifying transactions, identifying discrepancies, and resolving any issues; vendor invoicing and payments, preparing and sending invoices to tow vendors, tracking payments, and following up on outstanding balances; and revenue collection oversight, assisting in monitoring and managing revenue collection processes to ensure proper recording and accountability.

Participate primarily in the execution of accounts receivable securitization examinations, and secondarily in the execution of asset-based loan examinations. The Senior Analyst will be responsible for analytic and auditing tasks documenting and evaluating reporting functionalities. The Senior Analyst should be able to independently analyze and assess performance metrics of underlying accounts receivable pools. This job requires travel to borrower locations within the U.S. roughly 10-25% of the year.

The Finance Audit Manager will lead and manage financial audits, ensuring the effectiveness of internal controls, accuracy of financial reporting, and compliance with regulations. This role requires a strong understanding of accounting principles, auditing standards, risk management, and the ability to lead and develop a team of internal auditors. The ideal candidate will be a proactive leader with excellent communication, analytical, and project management skills.

As a Pharmacy Benefit Audit Analyst, you will be responsible for conducting audits on behalf of our clients, including review of PBM contracts and related guarantees for clients from all PSG client market segments. It requires reviewing prescription claims for pricing and plan design accuracy as well as regulatory requirements, as well as analysis of administrative fees and applicable drug rebates paid against the contracts.