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Contracting and Credentialing Specialist

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Posted Sep 12, 2026

Remote · US Part Time
Est. $36K – $52K/yr

Overview

This part-time, hourly W2 role is responsible for the provider enrollment, credentialing, and government registration lifecycle for clinicians and entities across multiple states. Work is deadline-driven and includes Medicare and Medicaid enrollments, revalidations, payer applications, state licensure support, and federal/state contracting registrations.

The position requires strong working knowledge of CMS Identity & Access (I&A) and PECOS, along with the ability to work independently while maintaining accurate tracking with no lapsed enrollments.

Responsibilities

Medicare (CMS / PECOS / I&A)

  • Maintain CMS Identity & Access (I&A) accounts, surrogate relationships, and PECOS access for providers and organizations
  • Prepare, submit, and track CMS-855B, 855I, 855R, 855O, CMS-588 (EFT), and EDI enrollment applications
  • Manage reassignments of benefits, group enrollments, practice location changes, and ownership/managing-control disclosures
  • Own the revalidation calendar and ensure deadlines are met
  • Correspond with MACs on development requests, name-matching issues, and application deficiencies; escalate and follow through to approval

Medicaid

  • Complete and track state Medicaid enrollments and re-enrollments across multiple states
  • Maintain CAQH ProView profiles, NPPES/NPI records, and payer portal access
  • Track application status, effective dates, and par/non-par status in the credentialing tracker; report status weekly

Government Contracting

  • Maintain SAM.gov registration, UEI, CAGE code, and annual renewals
  • Support VA community care network enrollment (TriWest/Optum), state contracts, and other public-sector opportunities
  • Prepare and update capability statements, representations and certifications, and required entity documentation
  • Monitor solicitations, flag relevant opportunities, and assemble supporting documents for bids and RFPs

Documentation & Process

  • Keep entity documentation organized and current (EINs, IRS Letter 147C, W-9s, state registrations, registered agent records, MSO/PC structure documents used in payer applications)
  • Maintain and improve credentialing SOPs and trackers
  • Provide a concise weekly status report: what moved, what’s blocked, and what’s at risk

Required Qualifications

  • 3+ years of hands-on provider enrollment and credentialing experience
  • Direct, independent experience with CMS I&A and PECOS
  • Multi-state Medicaid and commercial payer enrollment experience
  • Working knowledge of CAQH, NPPES, and payer credentialing portals
  • Strong written communication skills (drafting payer and agency correspondence)
  • Meticulous documentation habits and comfort managing dozens of parallel deadlines
  • U.S.-based, with a Social Security Number (required to establish individual CMS I&A credentials)
  • Reliable high-speed internet and a private, HIPAA-appropriate work environment

Preferred Qualifications

  • CPCS or CPMSM certification
  • Telehealth or multi-state virtual care experience
  • Experience with group practice enrollments under an MSO or management services structure
  • Prior SAM.gov / federal contracting registration experience
  • Experience with VA community care networks (TriWest, Optum)
  • Familiarity with therapy disciplines (PT/OT/SLP) and behavioral health credentialing requirements

Compensation & Benefits

  • Part-time, hourly W2 position
  • Hours will not exceed 29 hours per week

Location

  • Fully remote
  • Schedule is flexible within standard U.S. business hours, with availability required for payer and MAC phone calls during business hours

Hiring Process

  • Application review and 10-minute screening interview
  • 30-minute live interview
  • Reference check and background check

Equal Opportunity

Employment is contingent on successful completion of a background check and exclusion screening (OIG, SAM, OFAC). This position is employment at will.

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