Jobs at Washington University in St. Louis

The Neuroimaging Engineer will analyze MRI data, develop software for algorithms, and assist in managing neuroimaging databases and quality assurance.

Answer patient billing inquiries, obtain insurance/referral information, counsel on financial assistance, schedule and register neurology patients by phone/email, coordinate with clinicians, send reminders, process referrals, and perform basic account maintenance.

Maintain and optimize physician, provider, patient, and staff electronic scheduling systems for an ophthalmology department. Create and update schedules, generate reports and master schedules, coordinate with clinical and billing supervisors (IDX dictionaries), troubleshoot system issues, install upgrades, train users, perform audits, and may supervise staff.

Schedule and register neurology patients by phone or email, obtain and verify insurance/referral information, counsel patients on billing and financial assistance, coordinate with clinical staff and physicians, process referrals, send reminders, and perform basic account maintenance using electronic systems.

Lead a consortium advancing AI-driven neurodegeneration research: set strategy, build partnerships, manage multidisciplinary executive team, oversee product development and deployment, secure funding, ensure ethical AI and scientific integrity, and scale the platform to broader biomedical domains.

Facilitate pre-certification and benefit verification for neurology surgical and nonsurgical procedures. Contact insurers for authorizations, supply documentation, log and track pre-certifications, maintain procedure schedules, and communicate status with physicians, billing, and utilization departments.