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BackTable / Industry / Podcast / Episode #96
Navigating Revenue Cycle Management Challenges in Healthcare
with Dr. Heather Signorelli
Is an MBA a waste of time for doctors or the key to better revenue cycle management (RCM)? In this episode of the BackTable Podcast, host Dr. Aaron Fritts sits down with Dr. Heather Signorelli, a healthcare executive, physician entrepreneur, and founder of NatRevMD to provide a crash course overview of healthcare RCM and tips for the physician that’s looking to improve the financial health of their practice.
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2025, November 11). Ep. 96 – Navigating Revenue Cycle Management Challenges in Healthcare [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com
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Synopsis
Heather shares her journey from medical residency to establishing herself as an expert in the business aspects of healthcare. They discuss the importance of embracing failure, the perils and rewards of entrepreneurship, and the challenges of starting a business while balancing a full-time job. The episode offers valuable insights into the educational gaps in medical training concerning business operations and financial literacy, emphasizing the need for more thorough training in these areas. Heather also highlights her podcast, NatRevMD, as a resource for physicians aiming to enhance their knowledge of RCM and business management in medical practices.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
02:49 - Consulting and Early Career Experiences
09:01 - Educating Physicians on RCM
14:52 - Clientele and Specialties in RCM
20:37 - The Power of Podcasting for Marketing
24:45 - Physician Education and Business Literacy
29:37 - Balancing Autonomy and Employment
34:34 - Final Thoughts and Resources
Resources
NatRevMD Podcast
https://natrevmd.com/podcast-2/
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