Director of Revenue Cycle Management

Overstory Health

$150K — $172K *
Healthcare
5 - 7 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Prior startup experience in a dynamic environment.
  • 5+ years of leadership experience in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM).
  • Experience with behavioral health RCM (inpatient, PHP/IOP, outpatient).
  • Proven track record of building or transforming in-house RCM functions.
  • Experience with managing Managed Medicaid and Commercial behavioral health payers.
  • Hands-on experience with claims, AR, and billing operations, especially early on.
  • Strong communication skills with fluency in RCM terminology for cross-departmental collaboration.

Responsibilities

  • Build the RCM function from scratch, including hiring and managing the team.
  • Lead the transition from outsourced billing operations to an in-house team.
  • Engage directly with billing tasks, including claims review and troubleshooting.
  • Track key RCM metrics and translate them into actionable insights for leadership.
  • Ensure RCM processes comply with payer and regulatory requirements.
  • Facilitate communication between RCM and other clinical and operational teams.

Benefits

  • Opportunity to design and build the RCM function from inception.
  • Directly see the impact of your work on company financials as Overstory stabilizes.
  • Collaborate closely with diverse departments like clinical and finance.
  • Potential for professional growth as the function and team expand.
Full Job Description
About the Role

We are seeking a Director of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) to build and lead Overstory Health's in-house billing function from the ground up. This is a foundational, hands-on leadership role: you will be equal parts strategist and operator, designing the RCM infrastructure and team while also working claims, calls, and reports yourself in the early months. You will own the transition of our billing operations from an outsourced partner to an internal team, and you will see the direct financial impact of that work on the business. Over time, as the team grows, you will bring on a manager to run day-to-day operations while you focus on strategy, payer relationships, and scaling the function.

Key Responsibilities
  • Own the Buildout: Build the RCM function from scratch, including hiring, training, and managing billers, AR specialists, and eligibility/VOB staff as the team scales.
  • Drive the Transition: Lead the transition of billing operations from our outsourced RCM partner to an in-house team, including phased sunset planning and risk mitigation.
  • Get in the Weeds: Stay close to the work in the early stages - reviewing claims, troubleshooting denials, and understanding the day-to-day mechanics of billing well enough to manage effectively and identify process gaps.
  • Own the Numbers: Track and report on key RCM metrics (days in AR, denial rates, clean claim rate, collections) and translate performance into ROI the leadership team can act on.
  • Bridge Across Teams: Translate RCM performance and terminology for clinical, operations, and finance stakeholders so billing stays connected to the rest of the business rather than operating in a silo.
  • Drive Operational Excellence: Ensure documentation, claims processes, and collections practices comply with payer requirements and relevant regulations.

What Success Looks Like
  • A fully operational, right-sized in-house RCM team stood up on schedule, with our outsourced provider fully sunset.
  • Clean claim rates, days in AR, and collections performance meet or exceed prior outsourced benchmarks.
  • Other departments can rely on RCM insights and reporting to make informed operational and financial decisions.
  • A clear path exists to bring on an RCM manager to own day-to-day operations as the team and patient volume grow.

Qualifications
  • Prior startup experience, with comfort operating without established infrastructure or a large team around you.
  • 5+ years of progressive RCM leadership experience
  • Behavioral health (Inpatient, PHP/IOP or outpatient behavioral health) RCM experience required
  • Demonstrated experience building or transforming an in-house RCM function
  • Experience managing Managed Medicaid and Commercial behavioral health payers
  • Demonstrated experience building an RCM or billing team from scratch, including hiring and onboarding.
  • Willingness to be hands-on and in the weeds - keying claims, working AR, and troubleshooting alongside the team, especially in the first several months.
  • Fluency in RCM terminology and workflows (claims, VOB/eligibility, payment posting, AR follow-up, denials management) paired with the ability to communicate clearly with non-billing stakeholders across the business.
  • Growth mindset - interested in scaling into a broader RCM leadership role as the function and team expand.

Why Join Overstory Health?
  • Build From Scratch: Build something that doesn't exist yet, with real ownership over how the RCM function is designed and staffed.
  • See the ROI: See directly how your work translates to the bottom line as Overstory moves toward breakeven and cash stability.
  • Work Cross-Functionally: Partner closely with clinical, growth, and finance leadership as a core member of the operations team.
  • Grow with Us: Grow the function - and your role - as Overstory scales, including building out the manager and team layers beneath you.

Compensation & Benefits
  • 150K base with a 15% performance bonus
  • Flexible time off policy (FTO)
  • Comprehensive health insurance with no waiting period (medical, dental, vision)
  • Short- and long-term disability coverage at no cost to employees
  • 401(k) with company match up to 4% of income
  • Supplemental benefits

Join us in our mission to deliver compassionate and connected care and guide individuals through the most challenging times in their lives, one group at a time.

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