If you like being the person who catches what everyone else misses, this is that job. You’ll audit EMS (ambulance) claims for accuracy and compliance with strict federal payer rules, while handling record requests and helping clients navigate audits without missing deadlines.
About Digitech
Digitech (part of the Sarnova family) provides billing + technology services to the EMS transport industry. They run a cloud-based platform that supports the full EMS revenue cycle and helps clients stay compliant and get paid accurately.
Schedule
- 100% Remote (United States)
What You’ll Do
- Perform daily internal audits/reviews of EMS billing accounts
- Randomly select claims for review and document findings
- Identify and report billing or system errors found during audits
- Support client compliance needs, including initiating third-party audits/document reviews as required by contract
- Assist with external medical record requests and ensure deadlines are met
- Help dispute review findings when appropriate
- Shift priorities quickly when urgent requests/projects come up
What You Need
- Team-first mindset, but able to work independently, multitask, and hit deadlines
- 2+ years of EMS billing experience (required)
- Strong ambulance coding knowledge, including defining all levels of service
- Ability to identify ambulance claim modifiers
- Knowledge of CMS ambulance regulations (Chapter 10), including service levels, emergency vs non-emergency definitions, and medical necessity
- Ability to read and interpret EMS run records (personnel types, treatments, procedures, abbreviations) and spot missing info
- Familiarity with dispatch protocols and EMS protocols
- Proficiency with Excel, Outlook, Word
- Ability to handle record requests (combine/insert/save PDFs, e-fax records, etc.)
Benefits
- Competitive salary (commensurate with experience)
- Comprehensive benefits package
- 401(k) plan
- Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO/M/F/Veterans/Disabled)
One real note: the “2+ years EMS billing” and “CMS ambulance regs” requirements aren’t casual. If you don’t already have EMS billing exposure, this probably isn’t the easiest pivot. If you do, this is a clean “specialist with leverage” lane.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…