Who We Are
At The Auctus Group, our mission is simple:
to allow our providers to practice with peace of mind
. We do that by delivering revenue cycle support with an
infectious level of customer service and care
—for both our clients
and
our people.
We’re a people-first, culture-driven organization that believes great work starts with a great environment. We’ve been work-from-home champions long before it became the norm, and we’re intentional about building connection in a remote world. We actively support continuing education, match charitable donations, and believe deeply in
working to live, not living to work
Who We’re Looking For
We’re looking for
smart, talented, tech-savvy go-getters
who take pride in their work and care about the impact it has on others. You’ll thrive here if you:
Enjoy a
fast-paced, evolving environment
Are comfortable with
change, growth, and development
Value
clear feedback
and open communication
Believe in being a
true team player
Love learning, problem-solving, and digging into details
Hold yourself and others to a high standard of
accountability
If you’re someone who wants to do meaningful work, grow your skills, and be part of a team that truly cares—about our clients, our providers, and each other—you’ll feel right at home at Auctus.
About The Role
The Medical Biller is responsible for accurate charge posting, payment posting, denial resolution, and AR follow-up for services. This role plays a critical part in maintaining AR health and ensuring timely reimbursement.
What You'll Do
Process and submit clean claims for professional and surgical services.
Post payments, adjustments, and resolve discrepancies.
Follow up on unpaid, underpaid, and denied claims.
Work AR across all aging buckets with focus on timely resolution.
Review EOBs and payer responses to identify next actions.
Maintain clear and accurate documentation in the billing system.
Escalate complex issues to the Team Lead as needed.
Comply with payer rules, client policies, and internal workflows.
Analyze billed services to ensure claims meet coding, compliance, and reimbursement requirements.
Apply and review modifiers, identify CPT/NCCI issues, understand reimbursement impacts, and recommend claim corrections (coding knowledge required; coding from op notes not required).
Adhere strictly to HIPAA and patient confidentiality standards at all times.
Perform additional duties as assigned to support revenue cycle operations.
Qualifications
2+ years of medical billing experience; professional and surgical experience strongly preferred.
Knowledge of CPT, ICD-10, modifiers, and payer guidelines.
Familiarity with global periods and surgical billing concepts.
Strong attention to detail and time management skills.
Detail-oriented with strong organizational and communication skills.
Experience with EHRs, PM systems, and clearinghouses.
Candidates must have a reliable computer and high-speed internet to perform job duties efficiently in a remote work environment.
Plastic Surgery and/or Dermatology billing
is a plus
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