Riverside Health
Riverside Health
Riverside Health is a large nonprofit healthcare organization serving communities through primary, urgent, specialty, and emergency care. Its services include mental health, women’s health, orthopedics, cancer care, clinical trials, and wellness education, supported by community outreach and partnerships. Riverside Health also provides digital access to patient records through MyChart and shares health information through blogs and podcasts. The organization’s patient-centered mission emphasizes compassionate care, practical support, innovation, and improving community health.

Risk Management Analyst - Riverside Health, Virginia

Riverside Health is seeking a Risk Management Analyst to oversee medical malpractice claims support, legal discovery, financial transactions, insurance records, and compliance activities. The onsite role supports risk operations across a Virginia health system.

Description

  • Independently review financial processes under the guidance of Risk Management leadership
  • Provide essential support during medical malpractice discovery activities
  • Develop, maintain, and educate stakeholders on the Risk Management program
  • Analyze and assess data through investigative and statistical techniques, benchmarking, and comparative analysis
  • Review and process defense invoices and settlements for accurate payment
  • Coordinate international wire transfers and keep precise transaction records for retained counsel and expert partners
  • Gather supporting insurance documentation for annual renewal processes
  • Administer the Origami Risk Management platform and keep PLGL claim statuses current
  • Work with credentialing offices to supply coverage evidence and claims histories
  • Maintain the provider database for the Virginia Birth Injury - Neurological Injury Compensation program
  • Prepare medical records and incident reports, identify witnesses, and coordinate depositions and legal meetings
  • Provide notary services for the organization
  • Assist with enrolling and removing drivers from the authorized drivers program
  • Respond to external customers and support the handling of grievances and complaints

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in a related field required
  • CPHRM certification from the American Hospital Association Certification Center required within one year
  • Experience working for at least two years within an integrated Risk Management program at a large health system preferred
  • Three to four years of experience handling complex legal production requests preferred

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