Associate Analyst
*🔥R1 RCM Hiring Alert🔥*
R1 RCM is hiring Walk-in || Associate Analyst
Exp Req 0-2 years
22nd June - 23 June ,
12.30 PM - 4.00 PM
R1RCM Global Pvt Ltd, Tower No-1,2nd Floor, Candor Tech Space, Sector 48, Gurugram, Haryana 122001
Contact - Mansi Khandelwal
Job description
As a member of the Accounts Receivable Follow-Up Team, your key responsibilities will include:
• Following up with insurance payers regarding claim status
• Identifying and resolving claim denials
• Preventing claim write-offs through timely follow-ups
• Working with billing scrubbers and making necessary edits
• Managing contractual adjustments and write-off projects
• Ensuring high cash collection and resolution rates
• Demonstrating strong calling, probing, and denial-handling skills
• Working in rotational shifts, including night shifts
Candidate Profile
• Comfortable working from office and in night shifts
• Confident in handling calls/emails with US based clients.
• Immediate joiners are preferred
• No planned leaves for the next 6 months
Eligibility Criteria
• Freshers are welcome to apply
• Experience in any domain, ranging from 7 to 24 months.
• Graduation in any stream is mandatory except B.Tech/BE graduates.
• Good Communication Skills
• Work Location: GGN, Noida
• Work mode: From Office
Fresher graduated in 2023 and after that can apply
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