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Remote Claims Processor - Data Entry

Posted 6 days ago

easy recruiterAlbany (NY)

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Junior

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$15/hour

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About the role

Remote Claims Processor - Data EntryThis exciting opportunity will require a Claims Processor - Data Entry who can provide a high level of service and attention to their patients. If you are a Claims Processor - Data Entry and you meet the qualifications listed below, please click apply below for consideration. Daily Responsibilities of a Claims Processor - Data Entry: This is an entry-level claims data entry roleWill be responsible for scanning, tracking, and processing claims and claims correspondenceWill research any claims that come back with errors to see what is incorrect, will correct the information and push through the systemHeavy data entry, some research required within electronic recordsPerformance is entirely based on production numbers and attendanceExpected to enter 20 claims per hour with 97% accuracyTraining is in office, will go to WFH based on performance and metrics being met - no guarantee for WFH
Schedule: Mon-Fri, 9am to 6pm Pay: $15/hour Length of Assignment: 6-month contract with opportunity for FTE Location: will be onsite for around a month, then will most likely be moved to working from home, or at least working a hybrid role (depending on performance) Requirements of a Claims Processor - Data Entry: High School Diploma or GED6+ months of experience working in data entry (any setting that requires a good amount of typing) Typing skills! Need to be comfortable with high-volume data entry, Ability to type 35+ WPMAbility to WFH - smart phone, high speed internet, private work spaceFully vaccinated for COVIDInterested in being considered? If you are interested in being considered for the Claims Processor - Data Entry position, please click the Apply Now for immediate consideration.

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