Insurance Benefits Specialist
247hireArlington (VA)
Insurance Benefits Specialist
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247hireArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
Insurance Benefits Specialist Our client in Arlington, Texas is looking for an Insurance Benefits Specialist for a 1-2 month project assignment to assist with entering and verifying patient insurance information.
Company Profile: Healthcare Family Oriented
Benefits:
- Specialist RoleEnter and update patient insurance information accurately in the system
- Verify insurance eligibility and benefits prior to services
- Confirm coverage details including deductibles, co‐pays, co‐insurance, and authorization requirements
- Ensure insurance data is complete and compliant with internal policies
- Communicate with insurance carriers as needed to clarify coverage
- Work closely with Revenue Cycle and front‐end staff to resolve discrepancies
- Maintain confidentiality of patient and financial information in compliance with HIPAASupport the team with additional administrative tasks as needed during the assignment
Benefits:
- Specialist Background Profile1–3 years of medical office experience with insurance verification and benefits entry
- Comfort with electronic medical records (EMRs), data entry, and general office systems.
- Strong attention to detail and data accuracy
- Familiarity with medical insurance plans (commercial, Medicare, Medicaid preferred)
- Ability to work in a fast‐paced healthcare environment
- Proficient with computer systems and data entry
- Dependable and able to commit to the full 4–6 week assignment
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