Account Receivable Specialist - Business Office - CUSTOMER SERVICE & TPL

Posted 8 days ago

memorial health system of southwest oklahomaLawton (OK)

Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks Collection Agencies

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

A/R SpecialistA/R Specialist participates and implements age specific care and interaction Identify and process accounts ready for collection process Investigate and resolve A/R ledger problems Answer billing inquires Process error corrections Review and process credit balances Identify, process and monitor liens Identify, process, and monitor charity care program Identify, process, and monitor payroll deductions Special projects Assists in preparation of month-end reports Provides training and support to new employees and co-workers Performs general filing duties meetings Participates in weekly staff meetings Follows personnel guidelines Demonstrates self-directed behavior.

Preferred Qualifications: 2 years general office experience. Ten key by touch. Typing 50 wpm. 1 year experience with computer software programs which could include word processing, spreadsheet, or database. 2 years medical billing experience with emphasis on all areas of billing including claims processing, payment posting and accounts receivable investigation. High School diploma with preferred courses in business, math, or accounting, with typing, filing methods and computer skills.

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