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UChicago Medicine
Overview
Manage the initial and re-appointment application process for providers to ensure completeness and accuracy. Track and maintain provider licenses, certifications, and insurance to ensure 100% compliance before expiration.
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Compensation
$53,800 - $62,800 / YEAR
Posted
13 days ago
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