Enter, verify, and maintain accurate healthcare pricing data in the Turquoise Health platform. Ensure data compliance with price transparency regulations, format and upload provider data, track entry activity, report discrepancies, and communicate with providers to correct errors.
Job Description:
The Pricing Data Specialist is responsible for entering, verifying, and maintaining accurate pricing information for healthcare providers within the Turquoise Health platform. This role ensures that all data submitted complies with regulatory standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Input pricing information for healthcare services, procedures, and treatments
- Verify accuracy and consistency of healthcare pricing data
- Cross-check data submissions for compliance with price transparency regulations
- Assist with data formatting and uploading from healthcare providers
- Maintain records of data entry activity and report discrepancies
- Communicate with providers to correct errors or missing data
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