Position summary The Oracle Cerner Revenue Cycle System Analyst designs, builds and delivers system optimizations in Oracle Health (Cerner Millennium) that improve revenue cycle performance. You will find where the system slows cash, creates denials or forces manual work, then build the fix from patient access through charge capture, billing and collections.

You will partner with patient access, HIM, coding, charge capture, billing, denials and finance teams, plus the clinical departments whose documentation drives charges. Success is measured in revenue cycle results: clean claim rate, denial rate, days in A/R, DNFB and charge lag.

As a member of the PMO, you will deliver this work as structured projects scoped, scheduled, tracked and reported to leadership using PMO standards and governance.

Key responsibilities

Revenue cycle system optimization

- Analyze revenue cycle KPIs clean claim rate, initial denial rate, DNFB, days in A/R, charge lag and point-of-service collections to find system-driven root causes.
- Design and deliver optimizations that cut manual touches, denials and rework, such as automated account edits, claim edits, Discern rules and redesigned work queues.
- Lead optimization projects end to end: business case, requirements, build, testing, go-live and measuring results against baseline. Manage them to PMO standards with charters, work plans, status reports, risk and issue logs, and governance reviews.
- Keep a prioritized optimization backlog with revenue cycle leaders, ranked by expected financial impact.
- Recommend Oracle Health features and industry best practices that improve revenue cycle performance.

Build and configuration
- Build and maintain Oracle Health revenue cycle solutions, including Registration, Scheduling, Patient Accounting, Charge Services, HIM and coding workflows.
- Maintain the charge description master (CDM), bill items, price schedules, charge processing rules, health plan and payer build, and account work queues.




- Write CCL and Discern rules to automate account workflows and flag errors before claims drop.
- Follow change control, keep build consistent across domains, and document every change.

Charge capture and claim integrity
- Partner with clinical analysts so orders and documentation generate complete, accurate charges; close charge capture gaps.
- Support EDI transactions and clearinghouse interfaces, including 270/271 eligibility, 837 claims and 835 remittance.
- Support price transparency, No Surprises Act good faith estimates, and payer billing rule changes.

Testing and releases
- Write and run end-to-end test scripts from registration through charge, claim and remittance; track defects to resolution.
- Plan and validate Oracle Health code upgrades and service packages for revenue cycle impact.
- Support go-lives with cutover planning, command center staffing and work queue monitoring.

Support and collaboration
- Resolve tier 2 and tier 3 issues such as billing holds, claim failures and remittance posting errors within agreed service levels.
- Work Oracle Health service requests (eService) and coordinate with vendor support.
- Support month-end close and take part in a rotating on-call schedule.
- Create tip sheets and training materials; train revenue cycle super users and staff on new workflows.

Required qualifications
- Bachelors degree in Information Systems, Health Informatics, Healthcare Administration, Finance or a related field; equivalent experience may substitute year for year.
- 3+ years of hands-on build and support experience in Oracle Health (Cerner Millennium) revenue cycle solutions.
- Working knowledge of hospital and/or professional billing: UB-04/837I, CMS-1500/837P, revenue codes, CPT/HCPCS and ICD-10.




- Understanding of the end-to-end revenue cycle, from scheduling and registration through charge capture, claims, remittance and denials.
- Experience using data to find root causes and measure the results of system changes.
- Experience with the full system development life cycle, formal project methodology (waterfall or Agile), and change management tools such as ServiceNow.
- Understanding of HIPAA and patient data privacy and security practices.

Preferred qualifications
- Oracle Health (Cerner) revenue cycle certification or completed Cerner Learning Manager coursework in Patient Accounting or Registration.
- 5+ years of revenue cycle systems experience, including at least one implementation, major upgrade or optimization program.
- Operational experience in patient financial services, patient access, coding or HIM.
- Industry credentials such as HFMA CRCR, AAPC CPC, AHIMA CCS or RHIA.
- Experience writing CCL and SQL, and with reporting tools such as Discern Analytics, HealtheAnalytics or Power BI.
- Project management certification such as PMP, CAPM or Certified ScrumMaster, plus Lean or Six Sigma training.

Core competencies
- Financial acumen: connects system changes to cash, denials and cost to collect, and builds a explicit business case.
- Data-driven problem solving: traces account and claim issues across modules and interfaces to the root cause.
- Process improvement mindset: looks for automation and fewer manual touches, not just fixes to single tickets.
- Communication: explains technical topics in plain language to revenue cycle staff, finance leaders and vendors.
- Attention to detail: builds and tests with billing compliance and accuracy in mind.
- Ownership and teamwork: manages several projects at once and works well across IT, revenue cycle and clinical teams.

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📌 Oracle Cerner Revenue Cycle System Analyst (Hyderabad)
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