Medical Biller - Full-time

The medical biller position responsibilities are to submit accurate and timely claim billing and reports based on health plan, payor, or contract requirements. This also involves accounts receivable payment follow-up, appeals, and refunds if necessary.

• Complete health plan billings based on requirements.
• Compile proper paperwork and conduct appropriate research to appeal claim denials, including requests for refunds/credits when applicable.
• Review and monitor reimbursements due from different payors to determine appropriate collection methods.
• Communicate effectively and professionally with external customers.
• Resolve payment issues with carriers, (e.g. denials, partial payments, etc.)
• Review, modify, and re-bill rejected/denied claims.
• Assist Cash department on payor backup as needed for payments received.
• Adhere to and comply with information systems security. Know and follow Information Systems security policies and procedures. Attend Information Systems security training, when offered, and report information system security problems.
• Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
• Work overtime if assigned by Management.
• Perform other duties as assigned.
• Be flexible with shifting daily priorities.
• Meet deadlines, working within tight time constraints.
• Handle a large volume of work.
• Meet or exceed established standards for productivity and quality.

Employment Benefits:

• PAID WEEKLY!!!
• Paid Time Off and Sick Pay
• Medical, Dental, Vision
• 401 (k) Plan
• Advancement Opportunities
• New Equipment and State of the Art Technology
• Team and Family Atmosphere
• Southern California's Best EMS Work Environment

Premier Ambulance is proud to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services.

CAAS accreditation signifies that Premier Ambulance has met the “gold standard” determined by the ambulance industry to be essential in a modern emergency medical services provider. These standards often exceed those established by state of local regulation. Less than two percent (2%) of the ambulance providers in America have achieved this level of accreditation.

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