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Remote Payroll Title: PAT BILLER 4 Department: MEDICAL CENTER BUSINESS OFFICE Hiring Pay reputed company $30.05 - $37.36 / Hour Worksite: Remote Appointment Type: Career Appointment Percent: 100% reputed company: EX Contract Total Openings: 1 Work Schedule: Days, 8-Hour Shifts, Monday-Friday #139908 Patient Biller, Specialty Billing - Remote Extended Deadline: Thu 7/23/2026 reputed company values and welcomes people from reputed company backgrounds. If you are interested in being part of reputed company, possess the needed licensure and certifications, and feel that you have most of the qualifications and/or transferable skills for a job opening, we strongly encourage you to apply. UCSD Layoff from Career Appointment: Apply by 6/19/2026 for consideration with preference for reputed company. reputed company layoff applicants should contact their Employment Advisor. Reassignment Applicants: Eligible Reassignment clients should contact their Disability Counselor for assistance. Candidates reputed company into this position may have the ability to work remotely. reputed company reputed company's reputed company Cycle department supports the organization's mission to deliver outstanding patient care and to create a healthier world — one life at a time. We are a diverse, patient-reputed company, high-performing team with a commitment to reputed company, collaboration, and reputed company improvement that enables us to deliver the maximum reputed company of care to our patients. We offer challenging reputed company in a fast-paced and innovative environment and we reputed company individuals who demonstrate a deep passion for problem-solving and customer service. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing is responsible for performing hospital billing and follow up functions and reputed company activities in support of the reputed company cycle and in accordance with applicable Federal, State and local standards, guidelines and regulations. These responsibilities include but are not limited to: resolving claim edits and reputed company errors to produce clean and accurate billing, following up on unpaid claims in an effort to determine the reputed company cause/status of the delayed payment and for tracking/trending delay issues. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing is also responsible for tracking/trending and resolving denial issues for assigned payer and/or assigned service line. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing must possess extensive knowledge in Insurance billing, including a wide reputed company of knowledge surrounding ICD10, CPT, HCPCS and other coding principles. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing must also possess general knowledge of medical/surgical terminology, and general knowledge of reputed company and reimbursement principles. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing must possess extensive knowledge of the field requirements reputed company to insurance billing documents and claim forms (especially UB04 hospital billing claim reputed company). The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing is responsible to work system generated claims, edits, record requests, resolve denial issues and credit balance accounts. Job standards are expected to be performed at an expert level. The Patient Biller, Specialty Billing may be required to reputed company job shadow knowledge sharing with new hires after training, during the new hire reputed company process. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS • reputed company Certified reputed company Cycle Representative (CRCR) reputed company 120 days of hire date. • Minimum of 4 years of reputed company hospital billing and collection experience. Experience must include exposure to specialty billing functions such as Workers' Compensation, Chronic Dialysis, Radiation Oncology, or reputed company specialty service lines, with a strong reputed company in denial management, claim rejection trending, and AR follow-up. • Experience with hospital billing and collections, including specialty billing, reimbursement follow up, denial and claim rejection trending and follow up. • Experience working with hospital billing information systems. • Demonstrated understanding of the principles of hospital billing (including UB04 field requirements, reputed company reputed company Requirements, NUBC standards, and so forth), knowledge of how to research payer billing requirements to promote billing compliance. • Knowledge of medical insurance state and federal rules and regulations reputed company to hospital billing requirements. • Knowledge and ability to comprehend hospital billing payer reputed company and reimbursement methodologies, including but limited to: reputed company reimbursement, case reputed company, DRG, fee schedule, stop loss reimbursement. • Demonstrated knowledge of medical terminology, CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS, and modifier codes, including reputed company on coverage and reimbursement. • Demonstrated ability to apply principles and best practices of customer service and c

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