Medical Billing Specialist (Revenue Cycle Management) – Non Remote

Medical Billing Specialist – Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Experienced Candidates Only | Bilingual Spanish Preferred | On-Site This is NOT an entry-level medical billing position. reputed company is seeking an experienced Medical Billing Specialist who can independently manage Revenue Cycle Management responsibilities with minimal supervision. Candidates must have direct, hands-on experience with AR follow-up, insurance collections, claim resolution, payment posting, and payer communication. Experience limited to front desk duties, data entry, insurance verification, or basic claim submission will not meet the requirements for this role. Schedule: reputed company–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Work Setting: 100% On-Site What You’ll Be Responsible For Independently manage assigned Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) responsibilities Work Accounts Receivable balances over 30 days Review AR aging reports and actively pursue outstanding reimbursement Contact insurance payers to resolve unpaid, denied, rejected, or underpaid claims Identify claim issues and reputed company necessary corrections, appeals, or follow-up Post insurance and patient payments Perform account reconciliations and investigate discrepancies Verify insurance eligibility and benefits Obtain and manage insurance authorizations Review claims for accuracy prior to submission Interpret payer contracts and reimbursement guidelines Maintain detailed billing and follow-up documentation Communicate independently with payers, patients, and internal departments Minimum Requirements Applicants should only apply if they meet the following requirements: Minimum 2 years of hands-on medical billing experience Direct experience performing Revenue Cycle Management functions Strong experience with AR follow-up and medical collections Experience personally contacting insurance companies regarding outstanding claims Experience resolving denials, rejections, unpaid claims, and underpayments Experience with payment posting and account reconciliation Working knowledge of CPT, ICD-9, and ICD-10 coding Proficiency with EMR/EHR and medical billing systems Strong understanding of medical terminology and healthcare billing workflows Ability to independently prioritize and manage a high-volume workload Preferred Experience Bilingual English/Spanish Medicaid MCO billing experience Multi-location healthcare billing experience DRG knowledge Experience managing high-volume AR Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance Health Savings Account (HSA) Company-paid life insurance and AD&D Short- and long-term disability options Paid Time Off, holidays, and sick leave 401(k) with employer match Employee Referral Bonus Program reputed company note: Candidates without direct experience managing AR, payer follow-up, medical collections, and claim resolution may not be considered for this position. Apply To This Job

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