Somewhere between a doctor's visit and a paid claim, there's a person making sure the numbers line up — that's the job. We're hiring a Remote Medical Biller to keep claims moving, payers accountable, and patients from getting stuck with confusing statements. It's steady, detail-driven work, and you can do all of it from home. The Role, in Plain Terms This is a full-time position at $52,673 a year, built for someone who already knows their way around insurance submissions and doesn't need much hand-holding once they're set up. You'll be entering claims, chasing down denials, talking to patients about their bills, and generally making sure the billing side of a medical practice runs the way it should. If accuracy is something you actually enjoy, not just tolerate, this role will suit you. What You'll Be Doing The work breaks down into a few connected pieces: Entering and submitting medical claims through standard billing systems, with documentation that meets payer and regulatory requirements Tracking claim status and following up on anything outstanding, underpaid, or denied Sending billing statements to patients and answering their questions about charges or insurance coverage Working alongside medical coders to double-check that codes and charges match up correctly Spotting patterns in billing delays and helping fix whatever's causing them Keeping billing records current in secure digital platforms and pulling weekly metrics for revenue tracking What We're Looking For Here's what matters most going in: Education: High school diploma or equivalent (minimum required); coursework or certification in billing or healthcare administration is a plus Experience: At least 1 year of hands-on billing experience in a healthcare setting Working knowledge of both government-funded and private insurance carriers Comfort with billing software such as Kareo, NextGen, or similar platforms Basic familiarity with claim forms, CPT/ICD-10 coding, and EOB documentation Solid written and verbal communication, especially when a patient is confused or frustrated about a bill Good to Have, Not Mandatory None of these are dealbreakers, but they'll help you hit the ground running: Prior exposure to clearinghouse systems for claim tracking Some background in medical coding or compliance Experience juggling multiple payer types at once without losing track of deadlines Tools You'll Actually Use Day-to-day, you'll be working inside EHR systems for provider data, billing and payment portals for submissions, and clearinghouses to track where each claim stands. Spreadsheets and reporting tools come into play during audits, and you'll stay connected with the team via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Nothing here is exotic — it's the standard toolkit for the job, just accessed from wherever you're working that day. What Remote Actually Looks Like Here You set up your own workspace, however that works best for you. Core hours keep the team in sync, but there's some give for different time zones. You're not left to figure things out alone, either — leads and supervisors are available when a claim gets complicated or a patient call goes sideways, and the team stays connected through quick huddles and messaging rather than long, unnecessary meetings. Roles like this one, listed through Naukri Mitra, tend to attract people who want the structure of a real job without the office overhead. Pay and Benefits Along with the $52,673 salary, this role includes: Flexible scheduling within core business hours A fully remote setup with no commute to plan around Sponsored continuing education and certification support Access to cross-training in coding, compliance, or practice management Ongoing support from leads and supervisors, not just a help desk ticket Where It Can Lead Billers who do this well don't usually stay in the same seat forever. Some move into lead billing or auditing roles. Others cross-train into coding or compliance, or get pulled into process-improvement projects where their eye for detail actually shapes how the whole system works. If you're the kind of person who notices when something's slightly off, there's a path here for that instinct. Why the Work Matters A correctly processed claim isn't just a checkbox — it's a provider getting paid on time, a patient not receiving an incorrect bill, and a healthcare system running a little more smoothly because someone caught an error before it became a problem. That's the actual weight behind the job title, even on the days it feels routine. Success Looks Like Claims go out clean the first time. Denials get resolved instead of piling up. Patients get clear answers instead of confusing statements. And over time, the people you work with start trusting your read of a messy file more than anyone else's. Ready to Apply? If billing accuracy is something you take pride in and you want a stable, full-time remote role in healthcare, we'd like to hear from you. This position is open to applicants across the USA, Canada, the UK, the European Union, Australia, India, and many other regions — apply today and bring your billing expertise to a team that'll actually use it.