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Proliance Surgeons seeks a Remote Revenue Cycle Specialist Assistant to oversee bill processes including entry, billing, claims, and AR duties. The role supports posting payments, credit resolutions, and other revenue cycle tasks from a home-based office across eligible states.
The ideal candidate has a high school diploma, 1–2 years medical billing experience, CPC or equivalent certification, and familiarity with NextGen and Amkai Billing Systems. Full-time, weekdays.
At Proliance Surgeons our patients come from all walks of life — and so do we. We hire and support people from diverse backgrounds, fostering growth and development to make Proliance a great place to work. Our unique experiences and perspectives help us deliver
Exceptional Outcomes, Personally Delivered
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We are proud to offer a comprehensive and competitive benefit and pay package including health coverage, 401k with match and profit share, PTO and more! For further details regarding Benefits and Washington State Minimum Wage details please visit our careers page at
Compensation during the offer process will be determined based on factors such as compensation structure, experience, qualifications, and internal equity. Be Part of Who We Are!Position SummaryThe role of the remote Revenue Cycle specialist is a valued member of our Revenue Cycle team. As a Revenue Cycle Specialist, you will work remotely and be responsible for overseeing bill processes including Charge entry, Billing, Claims, Patient AR and Insurance AR. You will also post payments, handle credit resolutions, along with other revenue cycle functions.
ScheduleFull-time, Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm PST.Applicantsmust reside in one of the following states to be employed with Proliance Surgeons: WA, FL, NC, AZ, ID, OH, OR, TN, TX, or RI.
The work environment/physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a teammate to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable differently abled persons to perform the essential functions.