This clip is primarily for those applying for Administrative Assistant position but it applies perfectly for those of you applying for a Medical Office position!
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
"Quality Experience"... In Medical Billing
Laurus Medical Billing Graduates....
YOU'VE GOT THE EXPERIENCE!
I just talked with a Laurus Medical Billing graduate who got an interview for a job that asked for 2 years experience.
How did she do it?
She told the truth about our training...
Laurus College offers real cases from real medical files as part of our education.
Then she went in with a portfolio filled with examples including multiple "Approved" CMS 1500 Forms.
The Laurus Medical Billing program has been carefully crafted to include real world experience rather than book knowledge. You don't just read about medical billing at Laurus, you learn by doing! Explain this with confidence in your cover letter and at your interview. And don't just tell them, show them. It will have 10x the impact.
YOU'VE GOT THE EXPERIENCE!
I just talked with a Laurus Medical Billing graduate who got an interview for a job that asked for 2 years experience.
How did she do it?
She told the truth about our training...
Laurus College offers real cases from real medical files as part of our education.
Then she went in with a portfolio filled with examples including multiple "Approved" CMS 1500 Forms.
The Laurus Medical Billing program has been carefully crafted to include real world experience rather than book knowledge. You don't just read about medical billing at Laurus, you learn by doing! Explain this with confidence in your cover letter and at your interview. And don't just tell them, show them. It will have 10x the impact.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Medical Billing Posted Positions
Here is a short list of some medical billing names used by different medical organizations:
Payment Poster
Account Clerk
Patient Reimbursement Specialist
Patient Account Representative
Patient Accounts Rep
Medical Bill Processor
Claims Team Member
Billing Registration Representative
Patient Authorization Representative
Patient Service Representative
Patient Representative
Health Information Management Clerk
Referral Clerk
Customer Care Representative
Specialist Clerk
Billing Customer Service Representative
Collector Billings and Collections Specialist
Claims Examiner
Reimbursement Liaison
Billing and Coding Specialist
Care Coordination Representative
Payment Posting Specialist
Patient Care
Coordinator Coder
Patient Financial Services
Voucher Examiner
Patient Service Associate
Account Management Coordinator
Accounts Receivable
A/R Billing Representative
Business Office Assistant
Outpatient Coder
Inpatient Coder
Patient Access Representative
Revenue Cycle Specialist
Reimbursement Counselor
Medi-Care Biller
Managed Care Recovery
Friday, July 4, 2014
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Medical Billing Interview Preparation
I just got a call from a Doctor's Office requesting that we send them a candidate to replace one of our previous graduates who was advancing to a better job. I asked what software system they were using and found out it was a program called Amazing Charts. Curious, I Googled Amazing Charts and found they had YouTube tutorials available on a link from the website.
You should always go into a job interview prepared. If you want to impress your interviewer, ask about the software they use when they call you for the interview. If you are doing direct contact into the un-posted job market, why not do a survey call before you walk-in with your resume. Find out what doctors use which programs. Then quickly familiarize yourself with the programs being used. You might even mention your familiarity on your customized resume or in a cover or search letter.
Here is an introductory video for "Amazing Charts"
You should always go into a job interview prepared. If you want to impress your interviewer, ask about the software they use when they call you for the interview. If you are doing direct contact into the un-posted job market, why not do a survey call before you walk-in with your resume. Find out what doctors use which programs. Then quickly familiarize yourself with the programs being used. You might even mention your familiarity on your customized resume or in a cover or search letter.
Here is an introductory video for "Amazing Charts"
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