billing clerk

A billing clerk, for instance, does not need as much information as a doctor or nurse.

His wife, Audrey, is a hospital billing clerk.

Hospitals do not rely on what a billing clerk might remember or happen to jot down in order to process insurance claims.

At the other end of the hallway, Helen and the billing clerk were staring at her.

"We have a billing clerk, a receptionist, and two clinic assistants," said Catherine.

Miss Ashton, a billing clerk at a bank, used it to help pay the rent in the one-bedroom apartment where she and her son live.

Over the years he worked as a checker, a billing clerk, a winch driver and a timekeeper.

For example, the Cleveland Clinic, considered a low-cost, best-practices hospital system, has 1,400 billing clerks to support 2,000 doctors.

Another distinguishing feature of Indian hospitals is that women are mostly employed as receptionists, billing clerks, and admission assistants.

The town billing clerk is Terri Hamon.

Dr. Zalta said doctors often blamed billing clerks in their offices for errors in coding.

"He's not the only crook," said Jane Karsakow, a billing clerk chafing from the cold on the platform this morning.

While female healers are no longer burned at the stake, they are subjected to the modern equivalent, being dismissed and replaced with billing clerks.

So, when a local hospital recently laid off 31 billing clerks, the program dropped medical billing and offered medical office administration and customer service training.

On the way out, the billing clerk reluctantly agreed to wait for payment until I could have a copy of my medical insurance card faxed to her.

He was a billing clerk in Cubbon Park restaurant for Rs.30 in which he maintained eight members of the family.

A billing clerk will see that a patient had a certain test, but will no longer see the test results or anything else in the patient's records.

Line workers, meter readers, billing clerks and other employees were trained last month by the police to look for signs of clandestine laboratories that make the stimulant methamphetamine.

For now, she and her husband, Kenny, a billing clerk at a Chevrolet dealership, have to be content with visiting their babies in the hospital's intensive care unit.

Fragmentation of a Bill With the help of a small army of consultants, doctors and their billing clerks have become adept at selecting codes that increase reimbursement.

Ms. Jones said she lost her job as a billing clerk as a result of her time in Rikers, and she fell behind in her rent.

Some consultants also say doctors sometimes get less money than they are entitled to because they leave the preparation of insurance claims to billing clerks who are inadequately trained.

His billings were handed directly to Wakefield, and this was unusual because all other billings went to the oil and gas billing clerk, who turned them in to accounting.

His mother, Sandy Griffin, lives in Van Wert, Ohio, where she is a billing clerk for Community Health Professionals, a home-health services agency.

After studying several instruments and singing with gospel choirs in his native Chicago, he relocated to Atlanta in 1986 to work for AT&T as a billing clerk.