Our CEO started out as a licensed lab technician. She learned coding on her own time because she cared about getting it right. That's still exactly who does well here. And we'll train the specialty.
You'd rather ask than assume, and you say so when you don't know something.
You find a wrong number satisfying to chase down rather than annoying.
You can hold a professional line with a payer on the phone without losing your temper.
You treat patient information like it belongs to a person, because it does.
Experience in medical billing helps. Curiosity and integrity matter more: we can teach codes.
It is detailed, repetitive work with real consequences when it's done carelessly.
You'll be told directly when something is wrong. No committees, no cushioning.
Deadlines here are federal, not internal. Some of them genuinely cannot slip.
These roles are based in our Rowlett office. On-site in Rowlett, TX
If that sounds like a place you'd thrive, you'll fit right in.
Write to us anyway. We've made room for the right person more than once.
Twenty minutes about what you've done and what you want next. No personality quiz, no one-way video.
Meet the team you'd actually sit with. We'll walk you through a live example of the work so nothing is a surprise.
You'll hear back either way, quickly. Being left wondering is disrespectful and we don't do it.
A short note about yourself is plenty to start. A formal résumé can come later.
Specialist revenue cycle management for intraoperative neuromonitoring, ambulatory EEG, and out-of-network surgical claims.