Healthcare · New York, NY

Medical Biller jobs in New York, NY

Medical billers translate patient visits into insurance claims, submit them to payers, and follow up on denials and patient balances so practices get paid accurately and on time.

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$23–$41/hr
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$63k
Median, full-time
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Clinical Account Manager (Cardiology)

CSG Talent · New York, NY

Representative - Cardiology & Remote MonitoringLocation: New York - United StatesThe OpportunityWe are partnering with an innovative medical technology business that is expanding its presence within the U.S. cardiology m…

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Blue Yonder WMS Technical Consultant

Accenture · New York, NY

We anticipate this job posting will be posted until 10/29/2026. Accenture offers a market competitive suite of benefits including medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage, a 401(k) plan, bonus opp…

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Executive Specialist

Wells Fargo · New York, NY
$50 - $80.77 per hour

commensurate with the business unit’s risk appetite and all risk and compliance program requirements.Applicants with DisabilitiesTo request a medical accommodation during the application or interview process, visit Disab…

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Medical Director FNP

Community Healthcare Network · New York, NY
$173.9k - $184.77k

Community Healthcare Network is looking for a full-time Medical Director who will serve as an integral member of Medical Affairs leadership. Responsible for assuming leadership in primary care at a particular CHN Center;…

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Thought Leader Liaison, Lupus (Derm) East

Biogen Idec · New York, NY
$180k - $248k

weekends, and up to 80% travel.What You’ll DoThe Dermatology TLL position plays a critical role in generating insights from leading key medical experts (KMEs) and informs brand activities by:Leading cross-functional plan…

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What medical billers earn in New York

Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives

ExperienceHourlyAnnual, full-time
Entry level $23–$28 $48k–$58k
Mid level $26–$34 $55k–$71k
Senior $32–$41 $66k–$86k

Adjusted for the New York market from national ranges.

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What employers ask for

The skills these listings keep naming

CPT/ICD-10 coding knowledgeClaims submissionDenial managementPayer portal navigationAccounts receivable follow-upHIPAA complianceAttention to detailPatient billing communication
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Interview questions worth rehearsing

With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for

Walk me through your process when a claim is denied.

Show a system: read the denial code, check eligibility and coding, correct and resubmit or appeal, and log the root cause so it stops recurring.

How do you prioritize your accounts receivable follow-up?

Talk about working by aging bucket and dollar value, hitting timely filing deadlines first. Numbers-driven answers stand out.

What coding sets and payer types have you worked with?

Name CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS, plus payer mix such as Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial. Be honest about specialties you know well.

How do you handle a patient upset about a bill they do not understand?

Show patience: explain the EOB in plain language, verify the claim was processed correctly, and offer payment plans where policy allows.

Tell me about a billing error you found and fixed.

Pick an example with a measurable result, such as recovered revenue or a corrected fee schedule, and describe how you prevented repeats.

How do you keep up with payer rule changes?

Mention payer bulletins, clearinghouse alerts, and rechecking high-volume codes after policy updates. Give one recent change you adapted to.

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Resume tips that move the needle

For medical billers specifically — generic advice costs you here

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List certifications such as CPB, CPC, or CMRS and your knowledge of CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS coding.

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Quantify results: clean claim rate, denial rate reduction, days in AR, or monthly claim volume you handled.

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Name your billing platforms and clearinghouses, for example Kareo, AdvancedMD, Epic Resolute, or Availity.

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Specify the specialties you have billed, since payer rules differ sharply between, say, behavioral health and orthopedics.

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Mention experience with appeals and payer audits, including a recovered-revenue figure if you have one.

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Where this role goes

Typical progression

01 Billing Clerk
02 Medical Biller
03 Senior Biller / AR Specialist
04 Billing Supervisor
05 Revenue Cycle Manager
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