[Hiring] Health Claims Specialists @Sutherland

Role Description

This is a full-time permanent healthcare claims adjudicator position. A claims adjudicator determines how much money will be paid after an insurance claim has been examined. This is not a customer service or customer-facing position. This is a data entry position where you will be processing medical claims per the specific client requirements. Claims can vary and are highly customized depending on the service level. You will work independently with the assistance of a knowledge base and support personnel. You will also be expected to meet all Key Performance Indicators and Quality goals throughout Training and beyond.

Qualifications

  • Data entry
  • Time management
  • Attention to detail
  • Analytical

Requirements

  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Excellent Internet Connectivity:
    • Internet access speed of 2 Mbps upload and 10 Mbps download – the faster the better.
    • House network, and a hard-wired internet connection capable of continuously supporting outstanding call quality and high-speed response rates. (Wireless and/or satellite Internet Service Providers are not compatible with our systems)
  • A quiet and distraction-free, secure place to work
  • Effective verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong typing and analytical abilities
  • Multi-tasking skills with a strong attention to detail
  • Computer knowledge
  • Minimum 40 words per minute on typing test
  • Must have and maintain a clean and paper-free work environment to meet our company policies.
  • Medical Billing and Coding degree/certification.
  • Previous experience in a medical office type setting, including some knowledge of insurance, claims, billing or coding, with an understanding of the different types of insurance (Medicare/Medicaid and/or Child Plus).
  • Knowledge of Medical terminology

Benefits

  • Pay rate of $13.50/hour with the opportunity to bonus an additional $1500 a month.
  • Medical, dental, and vision plans.
  • Paid training and PTO (be sure to ask about our Global Flexible Vacation Policy).
  • Company-provided equipment.
  • Advancement opportunities – 80% of our frontline leaders have been promoted from within.
  • Monthly rewards & recognition programs.
  • Employee Discounts.
  • EAP and Health and Wellness programs including a personal trainer dedicated to Sutherland.
  • Weekday schedule, Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM EST.
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