Billing coordinators negotiate and record the payment of bills from clients. They work with insurance and companies and clients to create and enforce terms of payment. In a typical day, a billing coordinator might prepare invoices, check bills for accuracy and make payment schedules with clients.
Skill Sets: Billing coordinators must be efficient, accurate and pay great attention to detail. They should be good with people as they will often work with clients under financial duress. Solid accounting skills, knowledge of office software and the ability to use office machinery are desirable skills.
Education: A high school diploma or equivalent is required. If candidates want to work in the medical field, they typically need an associates degree in medical billing. An associates degree in business administration or accounting would be helpful.
Career Path: Pursue an associates degree in medical billing, business administration or accounting. Work as an administrative assistant in the billing department of an office to establish accountability and customer service skills.
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