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September 15, 2026

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Medical Biller (Multispecialty Private Practice – On-Site, NYC

Location: Manhattan, New York City (on-site)
Salary Range: $60,000 – $80,000 per year (commensurate with experience)

About the Role:

A busy multispecialty private practice in New York City is seeking an experienced Medical Biller to oversee all aspects of revenue cycle management (RCM). The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, self-motivated, and skilled at optimizing reimbursement processes while maintaining accuracy and compliance.

You will work closely with a team of physicians and administrative staff to ensure efficient billing operations and high-quality patient communication.

Key Responsibilities:

Revenue Cycle Management:

Manage the complete billing process, from patient registration to payment posting.
Ensure proper coding accuracy (CPT, ICD-10) and adherence to payer and compliance guidelines.
Handle claim submissions, denials, and appeals to reduce rejections and improve collections.

Front Office & Documentation:

Partner with front-desk staff to ensure accurate insurance verification and patient information.

Billing & Collections:

Submit clean claims in a timely manner.
Monitor accounts receivable, follow up on unpaid claims, and resolve billing inquiries.

Compliance & Reporting:

Stay current with billing regulations, payer requirements, and coding standards.

Patient Communication:

Provide clear explanations of patient financial responsibilities.

Qualifications:

Minimum 3 years of experience in medical billing or revenue cycle management (private practice experience preferred).
Strong understanding of CPT and ICD-10 coding, insurance verification, and payer guidelines.
Proficient in billing software and Microsoft Office (Excel, Word).
Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Certified Professional Coder (CPC) credential is a plus.

Why Join Us:

Competitive salary commensurate with experience.
Supportive, team-oriented environment.
Direct collaboration with practice leadership.
Room for professional growth and advancement.
Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic, patient-centered practice.

To Apply:
Please submit your résumé and a brief cover letter describing your relevant experience and availability.

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