MELVILLE, N.Y., July 11, 2017 -- North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA), one of the leading single-specialty anesthesia and perioperative management companies in the US, today announced that Victor Zamora has joined the organization as Senior Vice President, Revenue Cycle Management. In this capacity, Mr. Zamora will be responsible for providing strategic direction, guidance and operational performance for all revenue cycle functions, including departmental infrastructure, reporting and service development. He brings over 18 years of experience in providing revenue cycle transformation services for both acute care and physician-based organizations.
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“With the addition of Mr. Zamora to our team, NAPA is furthering its commitment to help its clients navigate the complex and evolving regulations of healthcare,” said John F. Di Capua, MD, CEO of NAPA. “Mr. Zamora’s vast experience and demonstrated success within the healthcare industry will have a significant impact on strengthening NAPA’s RCM expertise and generating greater alignment across our financial operations to effectively advance our capabilities and service offerings.”
“I’m extremely excited to be joining a dynamic organization like NAPA," said Mr. Zamora. “As we continue to rapidly move to a value-based arena, it is essential we look at RCM in a new way to measure and achieve success. I’m always looking for opportunities to improve performance and look forward to working with NAPA’s dedicated RCM team to elevate the organization in meeting the unique needs of its growing client network while delivering improved financial outcomes.”
Prior to joining the organization, Mr. Zamora held several revenue cycle leadership positions, applying his experience by implementing process improvement and cash acceleration initiatives at acute care organizations, federally-qualified health centers, multi-specialty groups, surgical centers and small to moderately-sized physician groups. Most recently, Mr. Zamora served as Vice President of Accounts Receivable Services for MedAssets.
About North American Partners in Anesthesia
As a clinician-led organization, North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA) is redefining healthcare, delivering unsurpassed excellence to its partners and patients every day. In three decades, NAPA has grown to become the nation’s leading single-specialty anesthesia and perioperative management company, serving more than one million patients annually in more than 200 healthcare facilities throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Southeast. For more information, visit NAPAanesthesia.com.
Media Contact Jill Hoenigmann, Marketing Manager North American Partners in Anesthesia P: (516) 945-3030 E: [email protected]


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