Surgical Notes is hiring for a Medical Accounts Receivable Representative to assist with timely follow-up and collection on our clients’ third party payor accounts receivable. The ideal candidate has excellent organizational skills, communication skills, with the desire and ability to learn quickly. Working as a part of the team to meet deadlines, but also being able to work independently is crucial to the success in this position. Our organization prides itself on being built upon a set of strong core values. We are looking for candidate who will actively exhibit these core values: Service Excellence, Transparency, Teamwork, Accountability, Hardwork, and Positive Attitude. 

External Title: Revenue Cycle Representative 
Internal Title: US RCM Individual Contributor II 

Reports to: Revenue Cycle Manager 

Responsibilities: 

  • Work through book of AR and develop plan for maintaining proper coverage on all accounts. 
  • Review aged accounts, trace and appeal unpaid and/or erroneously paid or denied accounts 
  • Work all denials and underpayments received within 24 hours by researching steps previously taken and take additional action, as needed to resolve the claim. 
  • Obtain pre-authorizations as needed. 
  • Work tickler accounts daily to ensure overall health of client accounts receivable. 
  • Review and address correspondence daily, including emails from clients 
  • Identify trends and inform client lead/manager, as appropriate 
  • Escalate issues to client lead/manager, as appropriate 
  • Other responsibilities as assigned. 

Role Information: 

  • Full-Time 
  • Hourly 
  • Non-Exempt 
  • Eligible for Benefits 
  • Remote: The minimum bandwidth requirements are 10 Mbps upload and 50 Mbps download speeds. The recommended bandwidth requirements are 20 Mbps upload and 100 Mbps download speeds. 

Job Requirements 

Required Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Education: 

  • High school diploma or equivalent 
  • Experience with medical billing 
  • Experience working with surgical claims and denials 
  • Proven experience working payer denials including but not limited to commercial, government, out of network, workers compensation, and auto-vehicle 
  • Proficient with MS Outlook, Word, and Excel 
  • Strong interpersonal and persuasive abilities in order to secure accurate and timely payment from patients 
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment 
  • Outstanding communications skills; both verbal and written 
  • Positive role model for other staff and patients by working with them to promote teamwork and cooperation 
  • Ability to apply commonsense understanding and logic in day to day activities. 
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team 
  • Strong attention to detail and speed while working within tight deadlines 
  • Exceptional ability to follow oral and written instructions 
  • A high degree of flexibility and professionalism 
  • Excellent organizational skills 
  • Outstanding communications skills; both verbal and written 

Preferred Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Education: 

  • Associate’s Degree in Healthcare Management, Business Management or a related field 
  • Experience with healthcare billing and collections  
  • Experience working in an Ancillary/Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC)  
  • Paragon and/or athenahealth experience  
  • Strong Microsoft Office skills in Teams  
  • A working knowledge of IPAs and health plans is required.  
  • Comfortable with electronic and manual payor follow-up.  
  • Able to quickly identify trends and escalate, as appropriate.  
  • Ability to read, analyze and interpret insurance plans, financial reports, and legal documents. 

Physical Demands: 

  • Sitting and typing for an extended period of time 
  • Reading from a computer screen for an extended period of time 
  • Speaking and listening on a telephone 
  • Working independently 
  • Frequent use of a computer and other office equipment 
  • Work environment of a traditional fast-paced and deadline-oriented office 

Key Competencies: 

  1. Communication 
  2. Attention to detail 
  3. Responsiveness 
  4. Customer Service 
  5. Execution 
US Pay Ranges
$20—$23 USD

About Surgical Notes

Surgical Notes is the premier ASC revenue cycle management and billing services partner. Our expert teams with ASC-specific experience provide scalable billing, transcription, coding, and document management services and solutions that fully integrate with all leading ASC practice management systems. The largest management companies and hundreds of ASCs that partner with Surgical Notes experience and benefit from immediate operational and financial improvements that exceed industry performance levels.

Surgical Notes is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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