Emily Lunz
About Emily Lunz
Emily Lunz serves as a Senior Analyst in Revenue Cycle Transformation at Envision Healthcare, a position she has held since 2021. With a background in healthcare consulting and a degree in Global Health Studies, she demonstrates strong analytical and interpersonal skills.
Work at Envision Healthcare
Emily Lunz has been serving as a Senior Analyst in Revenue Cycle Transformation at Envision Healthcare since 2021. In this role, she focuses on enhancing revenue cycle processes and improving financial performance for the organization. Her responsibilities include analyzing data, identifying trends, and implementing strategies to optimize revenue collection and management.
Previous Experience at BlackTree Healthcare Consulting
Before joining Envision Healthcare, Emily Lunz worked at BlackTree Healthcare Consulting for four years in various roles. She started as a Collections Specialist in 2017, where she managed collections processes. She then progressed to an Analyst position in 2018, followed by a Consultant role from 2019 to 2021. In these positions, she provided clinical and financial consulting services to healthcare providers, contributing to revenue cycle improvements.
Education and Expertise
Emily Lunz earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Global Health Studies with a minor in Economics from Allegheny College, completing her studies from 2013 to 2017. Her academic background equips her with a solid understanding of healthcare systems and economic principles, which she applies in her professional roles. She possesses strong interpersonal, critical thinking, and technical skills that enhance her analytical capabilities.
Professional Skills and Interests
Emily Lunz has demonstrated outstanding interpersonal and critical thinking skills throughout her career. Her keen interest in healthcare drives her engagement and intellectual curiosity in the field. She is recognized as a self-starter with a strong motivation for professional growth, continually seeking opportunities to expand her expertise and contribute to the healthcare sector.