Bon Secours Charity Health System
Mathew Jason Thomas, MHM, CPAS, CRCL has a diverse work experience spanning various healthcare organizations. Mathew Jason held roles such as Charity Health Systems Revenue Cycle Trainer & Principal Educator, Managed Care Operations Manager, Sr. Business Associate, and Office Manager throughout their career. Thomas also has experience in marketing and promotions, serving as a Director of Marketing and Marketing Promotions Coordinator in non-profit organizations.
Mathew Jason Thomas completed their High School Diploma at Blessed Sacrament St Gabriel High School in 2001. Mathew Jason then pursued an Associate of Science in Management at City University of New York-College of Staten Island from 2004 to 2007. Subsequently, they earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the same institution with a specialization in Business Administration and Dual Minor in Marketing and Finance. Mathew Jason furthered their education by obtaining a Masters of Healthcare Management in Healthcare Administration from American InterContinental University in 2009-2010. Additionally, they engaged in various certification programs including Certified Patient Access Specialist (CPAS) and Hospital Revenue Cycle EPIC Credentialed Trainer.
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Bon Secours Charity Health System
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The Bon Secours Charity Health System serves 425,000 in Rockland, Orange, and Sullivan Counties, New York, in Pike County, Pennsylvania, and in Sussex, Passaic, and Bergen Counties, New Jersey. It has a workforce of some 2500 people; plus 800 physicians with staff privileges. It is one of fourteen local systems of the Bon Secours Health System and is co-sponsored by the Sisters of Bon Secours of Marriottsville, Maryland, and the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, New Jersey. We are Bon Secours Charity Health System, a caring community called together to make visible God’s love and compassion. As a Catholic ministry, we work with others embracing the challenge of making wise and just decisions to foster an environment of healing for our patients, residents, staff, partners and communities. Recognizing the dignity of each human being, we relentlessly seek healing and wholeness for all peoples, especially those who are vulnerable, poor or dying.