Tennessee Licensed Revenue Specialist

Posted 5 days ago

virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents Collection Agencies

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About the role

To support a growing team, the full-time Tennessee Licensed Revenue Specialist will analyze worker's compensation claim payments, research and submit necessary documentation for claims reimbursement, and conduct follow-ups with payers, all while working remotely.

Key Responsibilities: Analyze and evaluate worker's compensation claim payments using proprietary software to ensure compliance with fee schedules and contracts Research and acquire necessary medical records and documentation to submit with hospital claims for prompt reimbursement Conduct timely follow-ups with payers to ensure claims have been received and facilitate prompt reimbursement

Required Qualifications: High School Diploma or GED required; Associates or Bachelor's Degree preferred 1-2+ years' experience in healthcare billing or collections 1+ years' client-facing/customer service experience 1+ years' experience with workers' compensation billing and collections preferred Intermediate understanding of insurance payer/provider claims processing

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