If you know medical billing and you’re the type who refuses to let a denied claim die on the table, this role is about researching denials, building airtight appeals, and clearing reimbursement roadblocks across Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payers.
About TeamHealth
TeamHealth is a leading physician practice organization in the U.S., focused on delivering exceptional patient care together. They’re recognized by Newsweek and Becker’s Hospital Review among top healthcare workplaces.
Schedule
- Remote, full-time
- Equipment provided for remote roles
- Standard performance expectations tied to QA and production metrics
What You’ll Do
- Monitor and work assigned payment denials in Enterprise Task Manager within required timelines
- Research and resolve denials using phone outreach and payer websites
- Assemble and submit appeal documentation (including through Waystar when applicable)
- Contact carriers about denied and appealed claims to push resolution forward
- Support denial procedure improvements through research and feedback
- Escalate provider-related issues by forwarding documentation to the Senior Analyst
- Review payer manuals and sites to flag new procedures impacting claims
- Report recurring errors that could affect claims processing
- Meet project completion timelines and maintain QA (95%+) and production standards
What You Need
- 1–3 years in physician medical billing with emphasis on claim denials and research
- Strong knowledge of billing policies, procedures, and reimbursement guidelines
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel
- General knowledge of ICD and CPT coding
- Strong organizational and analytical skills
- Ability to work independently and consistently meet production, quality, and attendance metrics
- High school diploma or equivalent
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision (start the first of the month after 30 days)
- 401(k) (discretionary match)
- Generous PTO
- 8 paid holidays
- Equipment provided for remote roles
- Career growth opportunities and a belonging-focused culture
This is a “details win money” kind of role. If you’re sharp on denial research and you can keep QA high while moving volume, you’ll fit.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…