Accounts Receivable Clerk
Seeking an experienced Accounts Receivable Clerk to conduct a variety of detail-oriented administrative tasks in our fast-paced medical billing office. Responsibilities include: sending electronic and hardcopy claims to primary and secondary insurance carriers; sending electronic patient statements weekly; reviewing, correcting and resubmitting claims in "file rejected" status; processing patient credit cards payments, returned mail and patient refunds; calling patients and correcting patient address and contact information; submitting delinquent accounts to collections; performing patient balance/credit transfers; posting missed appointment fees; adding referring MD information; sorting and distributing department mail; additional projects as needed.
Must be computer savvy, knowledge of Centricity Practice Manager a plus. Minimum 2 years experience required.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to mhmg-jobs@med.nyu.edu.
prides itself on maintaining a fair and equitable workplace. We create the sufficient condition for positive action, healthy attitudes and a progressive environment in which patients and caretakers can thrive and excel.
We are an equal opportunity employer, promoting diversity in the workplace.
is one of the largest free-standing medical groups in New York City. Our multi-specialty group offers a broad range of services to patients from around the world. The large majority of our doctors are attending physicians at Tisch and Bellevue Hospitals and faculty at New York University School of Medicine.
Murray Hill Medical Group, P.C. is a major contributor to the community and an important source of quality healthcare in the metropolitan area. Our primary goal is to provide the highest quality patient care with compassion. Our reputation and success are a reflection of the dedication and commitment of our doctors and staff. We assure our patients that we will strive to do our best to provide an exceptional customer experience and keep them in good health, because nothing is more important.
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