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University of Colorado Medicine (CU Medicine) is the region’s largest and most comprehensive multi-specialty physician group practice. The CU Medicine team delivers business operations, revenue cycle and administrative services to support the patients of over 4,000 University of Colorado School of Medicine physicians and advanced practice providers. These providers bring their unparalleled expertise at the forefront of medicine to deliver trusted, compassionate health care services at primary and specialty care clinics as well as facilities operated by affiliate hospitals of the University of Colorado. We are seeking a highly motivated  Surgical Coding Denial Specialist  to join the AR Surgery team. This job can be performed 100% remotely and out of state candidates will be considered. The Surgical Coding Denial Specialist is primarily responsible for resolving all insurance claim denials for assigned surgical specialty departments to enhance revenues for CU Medicine...

Position:   Experienced OT/PT/SLP   Medical Biller (Remote W2 employee) Location:   Florida, Maryland, Virginia, or Idaho residents only Start Date:   January 12, 2026 Classification:   Non-Exempt, Hourly Hours:   Up to 40 hours per week Important Details You Must Review Carefully Before Applying: This is a fully remote position but showing as hybrid to attract people in the Florida region You must reside in one of the following states to be considered: Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Idaho You must be aware that the compensation is hourly between $18-$26 per hour. If you are seeking highest compensation - please don't apply. The role does not include traditional benefits. No paid time off, no retirement plan, no traditional benefits. We do offer health benefits via an HRA for full-time employees with up to $400 per month contribution. You must have extensive medical billing experience preferably in Speech Therapy private practice sector. This role...

Description The Professional Review Nurse provides analysis of medical services to determine appropriateness of charges on multiple types of medical bills and review of medical reports to determine appropriateness of medical care.  Clinical and/or technical expertise is utilized to address the provision of medical care and to identify inappropriate billing practices and errors inclusive of, but not limited to; duplicate billing, unbundling of charges, services not rendered, mathematical and data entry errors, undocumented services, reusable instrumentation, unused services and supplies, unrelated and/or separated charges, quantity and time increment discrepancies, inconsistencies with  diagnosis, treatment frequency and duration of care, DRG validation, service/treatment vs. scope of discipline, use of appropriate billing protocols, etc.  KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS: Concise and effective verbal and written communication skills  Ability to interface with claims...