Medical Biller: Mental Health (California: Work from Home)

Position Fully Remote: Looking for California Candidates!

Are you ready to join a team that wants to see you succeed? Do you enjoy posting the final payment on an account and seeing a zero balance? Do you want to work from home?!? See our job description below and let us know!

Medical Biller: Take charge of your accounts and insure claims go out accurate and on time...post payments and diligently follow-up on no pays and underpays. Work the aging report to make sure our clients are paid what they deserve. Heavy data entry, systems knowledge (EHRs, Excel), analytical skills, and communication skills required (phone, appeal writing, collaborating with co-workers).

We are currently looking for candidates with experience in Mental Health Billing. If you have experience in other specialties and meet the other requirements, you should still apply!

In order to "hit the ground running" you must have at least 3 years working as a medical biller. Experience navigating Medicare/ Medicaid/ Commercial Insurance (required), Auto/ Worker's comp (nice to have). Be sure to highlight your systems experience as well (Simple Practice, Practice Mate, Therapy Notes, Theranest, Ensora...as examples).

Quality First Medical Billing fights to make sure our clients are paid accurately and on time. We have served our clients for the last 2.5 decades and our success comes from the team we have built. We are looking for our next team member, do you have what it takes?

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $22.00 - $25.00 per hour

Benefits

  • Flexible schedule
  • Paid time off
Work Location: Remote
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