Supervisory Credentialing and Privileging Specialist

Veterans Health Administration, San Francisco VA Medical Center

San Francisco, CA • 33m ago • Hybrid

Senior

Hybrid

111,896 - 145,468 USD/yr

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$111,896 – $145,468/year

Quick Facts

  • Role: Supervisory Credentialing and Privileging (C&P) Specialist

  • Focus: Lead the VAMC C&P program and serve as senior technical advisor/liaison to VISN C&P leadership

Description

Oversee and provide senior technical guidance for the VAMC credentialing and privileging (C&P) program, partnering with local and VISN leadership to implement best practices and ensure program compliance. Manage C&P staff, set priorities, ensure training, and complete second-level reviews including recredentialing and primary source verification. Lead quality assurance, risk management, audits, reporting, and medical staff bylaws/policy updates, while supporting compliance with VA/VHA requirements and TJC standards.

Responsibilities

  • Identify and present resources needed to accomplish the facility’s C&P mission and program functions

  • Supervise all C&P employees; plan work, manage staffing needs, and set short- and long-term priorities

  • Develop/interpret performance standards; evaluate staff performance mid-year and annually; provide feedback

  • Advise local leadership and C&P staff on C&P scope of practice, MOUs, VA/VHA requirements, Handbooks, Directives, Policies, TJC standards, quality assurance, and risk/malpractice evaluations

  • Perform actions for initial credentialing and recredentialing, including primary source verification

  • Analyze program audit results; interpret quarterly report card data and provider credentialing requirements

  • Draft and update Medical Staff Bylaws; interpret and explain new regulatory and VHA requirements

  • Ensure program compliance and monitor National Practitioner Databank reporting/queries

  • Prepare Federal and State medical board reports; track state licensing board reporting; manage VetPro access and training

  • Support Joint Commission surveys and OIG/GAO reviews; communicate telehealth provider credentialing requirements

Benefits

A comprehensive federal employee benefits package (eligibility depends on position type).

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