Remote IDR Arbitrator — Healthcare Payment Disputes

DOMA Technologies, LLC; Virginia Beach (VA); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Commence is seeking a highly skilled Arbiter to join our team. The Arbiter will arbitrate payment disputes, analyze documentation, and manage case files, while maintaining neutrality and delivering concise determinations.

The ideal candidate has strong writing skills and familiarity with Microsoft ecosystems. The role requires ability to examine jurisdictional and substantive issues under federal and state law, including the No Surprises Act and the IDR program.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate preferred.
• Arbitration certification preferred, required within the year.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment.
• Excellent organizational and written communication skills.
• Experience across SharePoint, Salesforce and Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

• Arbitrate/decide payment disputes and determine jurisdictional issues.
• Review all dispute information and decide who is awarded arbitration.
• Write concise determinations under tight deadlines.
• Summarize facts and assess issues in each case.
• Collaborate with legal and technical staff to reach decisions.
• Research federal and state law including No Surprises Act and IDR program.
• Communicate determinations clearly in writing.
• Draft and edit determination decisions as needed.
• Perform other duties as assigned by management.

Skills

Juris Doctorate

Arbitration certification

Deadline-driven

Organizational skills

Written communication

Team player

Multi-system experience

Education

Juris Doctorate preferred

Tools

SharePoint

Salesforce

Microsoft Office

Job description

Commence is seeking a highly skilled Arbiter to join our team. The Arbiter will arbitrate payment disputes, analyze documentation, and manage case files, while maintaining neutrality and delivering concise determinations.

The ideal candidate has strong writing skills and familiarity with Microsoft ecosystems. The role requires ability to examine jurisdictional and substantive issues under federal and state law, including the No Surprises Act and the IDR program.