Top Remote Accounts Receivable Jobs

Manage the order-to-cash process for enterprise customers, ensuring timely billing and payment collections while collaborating with teams to resolve discrepancies.

The Specialist, Accounts Receivable Operations is responsible for managing invoicing, collections, and cross-functional operations for client accounts, focusing on efficiency and cash flow management.

Assist higher education clients in enhancing financial operations by providing consulting as Interim CFO and optimizing finance systems. Requires extensive experience and leadership in finance management.

The Analyst, Accounts Receivable supports the AR operations by performing analysis, reporting, process improvements, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance efficiency and accuracy in financial operations.

The Manager of Accounts Receivable Operations oversees the invoicing team, ensuring accurate and timely client billing, implementing process improvements, and collaborating with various departments to enhance efficiency and organization.

The Lead, Accounts Receivable Operations manages invoicing processes, mentors team members, supports cross-functional collaboration, and drives continuous improvement initiatives.

The role involves owning finance processes using Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials, gathering requirements, configuring systems, supporting period close, and ensuring compliance.

The Senior Accounts Receivable Specialist handles follow-up and denial activities with payers, mentors team members, resolves claim issues, and ensures timely reimbursements. They analyze denied claims, communicate with other departments, and assist management with special projects.

The Accounts Receivable Supervisor manages the team ensuring productivity, resolves claim issues, analyzes trends, and collaborates with departments to meet financial goals.

The Supervisor, Accounts Receivable oversees workflows, supports team members with claims issues, manages performance, and implements plans to enhance revenue and reduce denials.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist manages invoicing, account reconciliation, bookkeeping with QuickBooks, financial reporting, and process improvement to support financial operations.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist processes payments, reconciles bank accounts, tracks outstanding payments, and generates aging reports, while demonstrating strong communication and organizational skills.

The Accounts Receivable Representative manages claims, verifies information with payers, responds to inquiries, and resolves issues to ensure accurate billing and cash resolution.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist resolves claim payment issues, analyzes denials, processes appeals, and ensures timely reimbursement while maintaining compliance with regulations.

Prepare, verify, and submit third-party payer claims per insurer guidelines, research and respond to payer inquiries, update patient and billing records, process adjustments and refunds, and maintain accurate billing documentation. Work independently and meet reporting and compliance timelines while supporting organizational goals.

Prepare and submit commercial insurance claims per payer guidelines, verify eligibility, collect required documentation, research and resolve billing discrepancies, process adjustments/refunds, maintain records, respond to payer inquiries, and work independently (remote requires wired high-speed internet).

The Deductions Lead resolves complex customer deductions, analyzing data and mentoring team members while collaborating across departments to improve processes.

Responsible for resolving claims payment issues by following up with payers, analyzing denials, and maintaining compliance with regulations. Aids in the submission of appeals and documentation.

The Accounts Receivable Specialist will ensure accurate and timely customer invoicing, support collections activities, and collaborate with various teams to manage receivables effectively.

Supervise an accounts receivable team to meet KPIs/SLAs, resolve unpaid and denied claims, liaise with payers and internal departments, implement revenue-improvement plans, manage HR functions (hiring, performance, terminations), monitor budgets and productivity, and use systems like Workday and DDE Medicare. CRCR certification required within nine months.

Lead the billing team in daily operations and month-end close activities, develop billing processes, and ensure compliance with financial requirements.

The Accounts Receivable Manager will lead the AR function, manage a team, oversee invoicing and collections, and improve processes to boost performance.

The Accounts Receivable Manager will oversee the accounts receivable cycle, improve AR processes, manage a team, and ensure financial operations align with company goals.

The Accounts Receivable Manager will oversee AR operations, lead a team, and optimize invoicing, collections, and reporting processes to improve performance and ensure compliance.

The Accounts Receivable Manager oversees the full AR cycle, leading a team to enhance processes, ensure timely invoicing, and drive collections strategy while collaborating with leadership on financial operations.