Location: United States
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
The Senior Director, IT Clinical Applications provides executive leadership and strategic direction for the planning, implementation, and optimization of revenue cycle enterprise applications across the health system. This role ensures alignment of technology initiatives with organizational goals, oversees application portfolio governance, and drives value realization through innovation, compliance, and operational excellence. The Senior Director collaborates with cross-functional leaders to enhance clinical and business outcomes, reduce technical debt, and ensure the effective use of IT resources. This position is eligible for remote work for candidates residing in the following states: DC, DE, FL, GA, MD, NC, OH, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV. This role will require on-site visits as needed, averaging 4-6 times per year. **Key Responsibilities:** Strategic Leadership - Partner with operational executive stakeholders to co-create and maintain the revenue cycle application roadmap across Epic and all third-party systems - Partner with leaders across Finance, Operations, and Clinical teams to improve enterprise performance through aligned priorities and execution Identify and advance opportunities for automation, AI, and digital transformation across the revenue cycle ecosystem Epic & Third-Party Application Ownership - Provide end-to-end ownership of Epic Revenue Cycle and Patient Access modules (e.g., Resolute Professional Billing, Hospital Billing, Claims, Access) and all supporting third-party applications (e.g., clearinghouses, denial management, coding, CDI, payment integrity, patient financial experience tools) - Ensure seamless integration across scheduling, registration, eligibility, authorization, billing, and collections Drive standardization and reduce fragmentation across access and revenue cycle systems Governance & Collaboration - Lead and support governance across Epic and third-party access and revenue cycle portfolios - Drive disciplined intake, prioritiza