Key Facts

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Full time

Senior (5-10 years)

English

Hard Skills

.NET Revenue Accounting Health Reimbursement Arrangement Account Analysis External Reporting Account Reconciliation Account Analysis Process Improvement Data Retrieval Variance Analysis Month-End Closing Reimbursement Regulations Journals Auditing Financial Analysis Financial Modeling Net Revenue Project Collaboration Customer Centricity

Other Skills

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Microsoft Excel
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Communication
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Adaptability
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Analytical Thinking
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Detail Oriented
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Mentorship
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Problem Solving

OSI - Aviation Recruitment

About OSI - Aviation Recruitment

At Offshore we focus on finding the simplest and most efficient ways to solve your staffing challenges. Over time, we’ve discovered that our clients want solutions they can trust and, most importantly, obtain results. Our system makes it easy for companies that partner with Offshore. We deliver! We at Offshore spent the past 9 years refining our procedures to ensure that clients receive the highest quality and satisfaction from our services and we continually look for ways to improve our models. We’ve cultivated a wide range of programs, allowing us to adapt to a variety of industries, while remaining an affordable and cost-effective option for our valued clients.

Founded: 2018

Company size: 11 - 50

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Job description

KODIAK EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: The candidate in this Senior Net Revenue Analyst position must have Kodiak (Crowe) experience to be considered. Need not apply if you don't have this experience.

Summary:

The Senior Net Revenue Analyst plays a critical role in ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and strategic insight of net revenue reporting within the organization. With a strong foundation in revenue accounting and reimbursement dynamics, this individual leads complex financial analysis, supports the monthly close process, and delivers actionable insights to drive operational and financial decision-making. A deep understanding of net revenue cycles, payer structures, and system-based data retrieval is essential. This role requires expertise in Crowe RCA (Kodiak) and a commitment to continuous professional development. The analyst serves as a mentor to junior staff, collaborates across departments, and contributes to key initiatives such as system implementations and reserve methodologies. The position is vital to maintaining compliance, enhancing financial transparency, and supporting the organization’s mission of delivering compassionate, personalized care.

Responsibilities:

Lead and mentor junior analysts, serving as a subject matter expert and resource for net revenue processes.
Support the monthly financial close by ensuring data accuracy, preparing trend models, researching rate variances, and communicating findings.
Prepare journal entries and perform reconciliations related to net revenue.
Analyze financial data to identify key trends and deliver insights that inform strategic management decisions.
Contribute to the design and refinement of accounting reserve methodologies.
Prepare financial schedules for external reporting, including audits and regulatory submissions.
Evaluate relationships across the revenue cycle and reimbursement sources to assess their impact on net revenue performance.
Develop and deliver Managed Care contract performance trending reports.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including finance executives and operational departments.
Participate in net revenue software implementations and process improvement projects.
Stay current on changes in government and commercial reimbursement policies and regulatory requirements.
Actively engage in the Crowe RCA user community to share best practices and drive system optimization.
Pursue ongoing professional development through mandatory education and skills certification.
Demonstrate commitment to patient and colleague care by upholding Memorial Hermann’s service standards—delivering safe, compassionate, and personalized experiences.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, or Economics (advanced degree preferred).
Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certification (preferred).
Minimum of seven (7) years of progressive experience in net revenue analysis and revenue accounting.
Proven expertise in analyzing and interpreting financial data to support decision-making.
In-depth knowledge of commercial and government payer reimbursement structures.
Hands-on experience with data retrieval and analysis using systems such as Excel, Lawson, EPSI, and Crowe RCA.
Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to convey complex information clearly.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
KODIAK (Crowe) experience required—candidates without this experience will not be considered.