Your part of the cycle
Tell us which stages you owned: eligibility, charges, claims, posting, denials, appeals, follow-up, collections, or reporting.
Own the claim from clean submission to resolved balance, and know what to do when it gets stuck.
This is not a narrow data-entry position. The practice needs a full-cycle thinker who understands how front-end accuracy, claim submission, payment posting, denials, follow-up, and aging connect. The right person does not simply touch an account and move on. They investigate, document, communicate, and stay with the problem until there is a clear next step.
This is a full-time, on-site Plano opportunity. Kelly will confirm the exact daily schedule and any employer-specific education or specialty requirements during the private recruiter conversation.

The strongest applicants will be able to explain the work they personally owned, not just list billing terms. Hands-on eClinicalWorks experience is an important part of this search.
You do not need to write an essay. A few concrete details in your resume or introduction make it much easier to understand the level at which you have worked.
Tell us which stages you owned: eligibility, charges, claims, posting, denials, appeals, follow-up, collections, or reporting.
Share the payer mix, specialties, account volume, aging buckets, or measurable improvements you handled.
Concrete eClinicalWorks experience matters here. Tell us the workflows and tasks you completed in the system.
The application stays intentionally simple. Share your contact information, then add a resume, a short introduction, or both. Kelly personally reviews the people who reach out and follows up when the experience and opportunity line up.
Tell us what you need. A real DFW recruiter, not a portal, gets back to you fast.