The importance of constructive feedback for revenue cycle career growth

In this episode of the RCM Ladder, Jennifer Dyrseth, Manager of Patient Financial Services at Olympic Medical Center, shares her career journey, daily responsibilities, and insights into revenue cycle management.

Jennifer discusses the importance of public speaking, accepting constructive criticism, and continuous learning. She highlights the significance of networking, staying updated with regulations, and creating a supportive work environment.

The conversation also touches on the challenges and rewards of working in a small hospital setting, the impact of every role in the revenue cycle process, and Jennifer’s vision for the future. The episode concludes with a fun lightning round and information on career opportunities at Olympic Medical Center.

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Highlights:

Why getting comfortable with public speaking is important for climbing the corporate ladder

Your attitude can make or break your career development

A day in the life of a RCM professional

Show Notes:

00:00 Introduction to the RCM Ladder

00:28 Sponsor Shoutout: Health Exchange

01:25 Meet Jennifer Dyrseth from Olympic Medical Center

01:41 Jennifer’s Role and Responsibilities

03:40 Balancing Work and Fun at OMC

05:32 Skills for Success in Revenue Cycle

07:15 Accepting and Giving Constructive Feedback

10:13 The Importance of Public Speaking

14:56 Networking and Staying Updated

16:36 Advice for New Professionals

18:00 Future Career Aspirations

23:56 Challenges and Innovations in Revenue Cycle

26:28 Lightning Round

28:15 Join the Team at Olympic Medical Center

29:36 Conclusion and Contact Information

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