Office Admnistrator & Credentialing and Contracting Lead

At Columbus Women’s Wellness – Psychological & Consulting Services (CWW), we are a mission-driven, client and provider-centered practice, dedicated to supporting the mental health of teen girls and women of all ages. CWW is an all-inclusive group practice of over 35 clinical providers and eight staff members. CWW is seeking an experienced, highly organized Office Administrator to oversee daily administrative operations at our Upper Arlington practice location while managing the organization’s credentialing and contracting functions.The ideal candidate will have direct, hands-on experience with both provider credentialing and payer contracting. This position requires someone who can manage detailed processes, maintain accurate records, meet critical deadlines, and communicate effectively with providers, insurance companies, contracting representatives, and internal leadership.CWW is seeking a person with a positive attitude, ability to work with a highly productive environment and in a positive mission-driven team culture.Key ResponsibilitiesCredentialing and EnrollmentManage initial and recurring credentialing and recredentialing for providers.Complete and maintain applications through CAQH, PECOS, NPPES, payer portals, and other credentialing systems.Coordinate Medicare, Medicaid, commercial insurance, and other applicable payer enrollments.Maintain accurate provider profiles, licenses, certifications, malpractice coverage, and supporting documentation.Track application status and follow up with payers to resolve delays or missing information.Monitor credential expiration dates and ensure renewals are completed on time.Maintain organized, audit-ready credentialing files.Communicate credentialing status, effective dates, and outstanding requirements to providers and leadership.Payer ContractingManage payer contracting activities from application through execution.Review contracts, fee schedules, participation requirements, renewal terms, and administrative provisions.Coordinate new contracts, contract amendments, renewals, and terminations.Communicate and negotiate with payer representatives as authorized by leadership.Track contract effective dates, reimbursement terms, renewal deadlines, and notice requirements.Maintain a centralized contract database and organized electronic files.Assist leadership in evaluating payer participation and identifying contracting opportunities.Coordinate with billing and revenue-cycle personnel to ensure contracted rates and provider effective dates are accurately implemented.Office AdministrationOversee daily administrative workflows at UA office and help maintain an efficient, professional office environment. including administrative tasks, greeting clients, client check-in/out, billing, filing, faxing, copying, and other office related responsibilities while under supervision of the CWW Practice Manager.Develop and maintain administrative, credentialing, and contracting procedures.Establish tracking systems, calendars, checklists, and performance reports.Coordinate communication among leadership, providers, billing personnel, vendors, and outside organizations.Utilize CWW’s practice management system to monitor and manage client records, schedules, and billing while maintaining confidentiality and adhering to HIPAA standards.Identify workflow gaps and recommend practical process improvements.Handle confidential business, provider, employee, and patient information with discretion.Support compliance, audit preparation, document management, and special projects.Perform other administrative and operational duties as needed.Maintain the presence of the office, reception, and practice spaces.Act in ways that align with CWW’s company mission and culture.Complete all other relevant responsibilities assigned by the Practice Manager.What We’re Looking ForRequired Qualifications2+ years of direct experience in both provider credentialing and payer contracting.2+ years administrative office experienceDemonstrated experience completing credentialing, recredentialing, payer enrollment, and contract-management processes.Working knowledge of CAQH, PECOS, NPPES, Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payer requirements.Experience reading and organizing payer contracts, amendments, fee schedules, and related documentation.Strong project-management, organizational, and follow-through skills.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities and time-sensitive deadlines with limited supervision.High level of accuracy and attention to detail.Proficiency with Microsoft Office or Google Workspace and electronic document-management systems.Ability to handle confidential information appropriatelyComputer proficiency (G-Suite, Microsoft)Preferred QualificationsAssociate or bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, business administration, or a related field.Certified Provider Credentialing Specialist (CPCS), Certified Professional Medical Services Management (CPMSM), or comparable credential.Experience working in a medical, behavioral health, therapy, or other healthcare practice.Familiarity with healthcare billing, reimbursement, provider relations, and revenue-cycle operations.Experience improving or building credentialing and contract-tracking systems.What we offer $22.00 - $28.00 per hourAnnual bonus (with parameters)Generous paid time off & 10 paid holidaysComprehensive Medical, Dental, & Vision benefits401k MatchLife insuranceEAP BenefitsPaid parental leaveWork-life flexibilityWhat success looks likeThe successful candidate will:Keep provider credentialing and recredentialing current and accurate.Move enrollment and contracting applications forward through consistent follow-up.Maintain complete, organized, and audit-ready records.Prevent missed renewals, expirations, and contract deadlines.Provide leadership with clear and timely status updates.Improve the efficiency and reliability of CWW’s administrative operations.Be a reliable and collaborative member of the CWW administrative team.Why this role mattersYou’ll be an important part of the client and provider journey. Your role is a vital part of the CWW client experience and journey. You’ll be a part of a team the supports the safe healing of clients and professional fulfillment of CWW providers. You are often the first human connection a client has with our practice. As a member of the practice team, CWW clients look to you for reliability and process guidance. You help create a safe, welcoming environment from the very first interaction. You help set the first impression for clients during their therapeutic journey. You contribute to the trust clients, providers, and teammates place in our entire practice.What you will get at CWWMeaning + alignmentA values-driven women’s mental health mission with leadership that cares about howgrowth happens—not just growth itself.Autonomy + trustClearly stated goals and expectations with encouraged self-management.Growth + developmentTraining opportunities, coaching, and new role opportunities.Positive & Supportive CultureA culture that respects boundaries, prioritizes sustainability, and avoids burnout norms.Predictable schedule, work-life harmony support, and realistic expectations.Strong tools + resourcesStrong, established administrative teammates, Modern systems, documentedworkflows, and leadership that invests in infrastructure.How to applyIf you are passionate about women's mental health, enjoy working on a supportive team, being a part of a positive work environment, and possess the necessary skills and experience, please submit your résumé and a brief cover letter describing your direct experience with both provider credentialing and payer contracting to careers@columbuswomenswellness.comCandidates whose experience is limited to only one of these areas may not meet the requirements for this position.CWW is an equal-opportunity employer. We value a respectful and inclusive workplace and consider qualified applicants without regard to any status protected by applicable law.