Billing Specialist
remotemid
via Ashby
About this role
The Billing Specialist (Biller) is responsible for the performance of a broad range of billing activities related to processing of claims for physician and practice-related ancillary services. The Billing Specialist will maintain expertise in claims submission, accounts receivable management, interpretation of related practice documentation, and other relevant tasks in order to support a best-in-class patient care platform. The Billing Specialist will also demonstrate proficiency in multiple applicable software systems in addition to growth in areas supporting physician services including physician-administered drugs, imaging, and other ancillaries.
Responsible To:
Director, Revenue Cycle Management
Education/Experience:
High School Diploma or equivalent (GED) required…
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Level fit
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Domain experience
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Recency
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Location fit
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