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Remote Telecom Billing System Jobs in Ohio (NOW HIRING)

LEAD MEDICAL BILLING SPEC-REMOTE

Moraine, OH · On-site +1

$16.50 - $21/hr

The Medical Billing Specialist performs daily, monthly and special system processing requirements (i.e. batch posting and balancing). 1) Coding/Charge Review a) Ensure Team Members are completing ...

This remote role welcomes candidates anywhere in Canada and the US. This role will be working in ... Advanced Utility Systems was established in 1997 to provide Customer Information and Billing ...

This time is billed out in 20-minute units of service referred to as "encounters" and each patient ... High Speed Internet and Desktop or Laptop computer (Has to be operation system of Windows or Mac ...

This time is billed out in 20-minute units of service referred to as "encounters" and each patient ... High Speed Internet and Desktop or Laptop computer (Has to be operation system of Windows or Mac ...

Staff Accountant

Vandalia, OH · Remote

$51K - $68K/yr

Maintain organized digital filing systems for freight bills, carrier contracts, BOLs, and warehouse cost documentation, ensuring remote accessibility and audit readiness. Train facility staff on ...

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Remote Telecom Billing System information

What is a remote telecom billing system?

A Remote Telecom Billing System is a software platform that enables telecommunications companies to manage and process billing operations from a remote location. It automates the collection, rating, and invoicing of usage data such as calls, texts, and data services for customers. These systems are designed to handle complex billing scenarios, support multiple payment methods, and provide detailed reporting. Using a remote system allows staff to access billing functions securely from anywhere, improving efficiency and flexibility.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote telecom billing system specialist?

To excel as a Remote Telecom Billing System Specialist, you need expertise in telecom billing processes, data analysis, and a solid understanding of telecommunications industry standards, often supported by a degree in IT, finance, or a related field. Familiarity with billing software like Oracle BRM, Amdocs, or SAP, as well as proficiency in SQL and data management tools, is typically required. Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help you resolve discrepancies and coordinate with cross-functional teams. These skills are essential for ensuring accurate billing, customer satisfaction, and compliance with regulatory requirements in a remote environment.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals working in remote telecom billing system roles, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals working in remote telecom billing system roles often encounter challenges such as managing complex billing data, ensuring accuracy in customer invoicing, and resolving discrepancies across different systems. Communication and coordination with cross-functional teams—such as IT, customer service, and finance—can also be more challenging in a remote setting. To address these issues, it’s important to leverage collaborative tools, participate in regular virtual meetings, and maintain clear documentation. Developing a deep understanding of both the billing software and telecom industry standards can further help in troubleshooting and process optimization.

What is the difference between Remote Telecom Billing System vs Telecom Billing Specialist?

AspectRemote Telecom Billing SystemTelecom Billing Specialist
CredentialsKnowledge of billing software, telecom industry certificationsRelevant certifications, such as telecom billing or customer service training
Work EnvironmentRemote, software-focused, technicalOffice or remote, customer service and billing processing
Industry UsageUsed by companies to manage billing processesPerformed by professionals to handle billing inquiries and issues

The Remote Telecom Billing System involves managing billing software and processes remotely, focusing on technical system operations. In contrast, a Telecom Billing Specialist directly interacts with customers and handles billing inquiries. Both roles require industry knowledge, but the system role emphasizes software proficiency, while the specialist role emphasizes customer service skills.

What cities in Ohio are hiring for Remote Telecom Billing System jobs?

Cities in Ohio with the most Remote Telecom Billing System job openings:

Infographic showing various Remote Telecom Billing System job openings in Ohio as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 57% Full Time, and 43% Contract. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution.

LEAD MEDICAL BILLING SPEC-REMOTE

Premier Health

Moraine, OH • On-site, Remote

$16.50 - $21/hr

Full-time

PTO

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

To manage the accounts receivable for timely and maximum reimbursement by adhering to company billing and collection policies. In addition the team lead, will review coding & charges, ensure the completion of team members daily task, and follow-up with external and internal customers to ensure the remediation of customer issues that may arise. The team lead should communicate with the AR Manager concerning central billing issues, questions, concerns, corrective actions or training needs.
Team Leader Responsibilities and Duties:
The Medical Billing Specialist Team Leader is responsible for the entry of all data processed through the Accounts Receivable Office; including all system documentation, charges, payments (lockbox & mail), adjustment and other transactions. The Medical Billing Specialist performs daily, monthly and special system processing requirements (i.e. batch posting and balancing).
1) Coding/Charge Review
a) Ensure Team Members are completing tasks/job functions timely
• Coders receive charges from centers
• Coders code charges within 1 day/24 hours of receipt of charge from centers
• Coded charges/charge slips to Charge Entry team same day as coding completed
• Charge Review team defers any charge not accepted with notes indicating why the charge is deferred
b) Work with CBO AR Manager to develop a common (all CBO centers) way for each center to report charges (surgery, hospital rounding, etc.)
c) Work with CBO AR Manager/CBO Administrator to implement coding education for CBO staff
2) Customer Service
a) Faxes, mail and courier items distributed immediately (utilizing mail boxes at front door rather than interrupting staff at work stations)
• Charges received via fax are batched using a Batch cover sheet
• Batch is logged into the Extraction Log on the CBO Shred Drive
• Batch is delivered to the correct coding staff member's mailbox
b) Hardcopy and Secondary Claims printed daily
c) Verify BWC claim/info is correctly processed
3) Charge Entry
a) Ensure team members are completing tasks/job functions timely
• Manual charge entry batches are being received promptly from coding
• Charges are keyed into Epic within 1 day/24 hours of receiving from Coding
• Extraction Log is completed once batch is keyed into Epic
b) Determine that work/charges to be keyed are evenly distributed to each team member
• Each team member is expected to inform team leader when they are behind
c) Check/Spot check team members' work for errors
4) Payment Posting
a) Ensure team members are completing tasks/job functions timely and according to guidelines
• Payments are posted within 24 hours of deposit to bank
• Payments batches are balanced to EPIC daily, utilizing the PB Payment Activities report
• Spreadsheets are balanced to bank every Monday; if team member is off on Monday, balancing to be performed the day before PTO begins
• Reconciliation items from previous month are posted prior to beginning current month's payment posting
b) Verify that team members are saving their work to the CBO shared drive
• Lockboxes- Daily
• Bank balancing spreadsheet- Weekly
• Spreadsheets- As updated
c) Check/Spot check team members' work for errors
d) Perform audits as requested by CBO AR Manager/CBO Administrator and randomly (determine if payment posted has difficulty with balancing and audit frequently)
e) Work with ERA Claims Specialist to resolve missing ERAs for entire team
• Verify that ERAs are posted using Check Member not just deposit amount
5) Follow Up
a) Ensure team members are completing tasks/job functions timely and according to guidelines
• WQs are current according to guidelines
• Credit WQs are being worked at least one hour per day
• ROA payments are distributed within 24 hours of center collecting payment
b) Check /Spot check team members' work for errors
c) Work with CBO AR Manager/CBO Administrator to redistribute responsibilities to accommodate new staff member and to ensure work is evenly distributed
d) Verify that information is being deferred correctly and all encounters that are deferred have notes indicating why it is deferred
6) All Team Functions
a) Report an updates, concerns, issues during weekly Team Lead meetings
b) Answer questions from team members and center staff
c) Educate/Inform staff regarding changes, updates, etc
d) Monitor team members use of work time to handle personal business
• Socializing with co-workers
• Personal phone calls
e) Communicate Roadblocks/Issues to CBO AR Manager
f) Ensure consistency among staff, workflow, etc.
g) Cross Train/ "Buddy Billers"
* Other duties as assigned by CBO AR Managers/CBO Administrator
Qualifications
1. High School diploma or GED
2. Three to five years previous healthcare billing, collections experience, and/or managed care experience preferred.
3. Knowledgeable about third party billing regulations and CPT.4/ICD.9/10 coding
4. Routine CRT/data entry skills
5. Knowledge of spreadsheet applications
6. Proven record of dependability
7. Strong communication and decision-making skills