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Amperos Health Inc. is looking for a Senior Accounts Receivable Specialist to join our client onboarding team in New York. This role involves hands-on experience managing claims end-to-end, participating in client onboarding, and refining workflows.
The ideal candidate should have over 5 years of relevant experience, deep knowledge of insurance processes, and the capability to work across different practice management systems. Exceptional communication and documentation skills are a must.
Amperos is healthcare's first AI-native denial management and revenue recovery platform. Our agentic AI works claims end-to-end, from portal follow-ups and payor calls to appeals and medical records, so providers can resolve more denials, recover more revenue, and focus on what matters most: serving patients.
We just closed a $16M Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with continued participation from Uncork Capital and Neo. We're still small, still early, and going after a $260B+ problem that's only getting worse. If you want to work on hard problems that matter, alongside people who care deeply about the mission (and each other), we'd love to meet you.
We're looking for a Senior Accounts Receivable Specialist to join our client onboarding team — a small group of experienced billers who deploy to new client go-lives, stabilize the engagement, and build the operational playbook that the permanent team inherits.
This is not a traditional billing seat. You'll rotate across clients, specialties, and payer environments. You'll be the first person to work claims in a new client's system, the one who documents what works and what doesn't, and the voice on client calls during the most critical phase of every engagement. You'll pressure-test our AI tooling against real claims and feed specifics back to engineering — not vague feedback, but actionable detail that shapes the product. The role demands deep RCM knowledge, fast adaptation to unfamiliar systems, and a bias for action.