Medical Biller - Dermatology

About the Role

We're seeking an experienced Medical Biller to support a busy, comprehensive dermatology practice offering medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology care. That range of services means a correspondingly wide range of billing scenarios — from routine medical visits and biopsies to surgical procedures and self-pay cosmetic services — so this role calls for someone who's comfortable navigating multiple billing types accurately and efficiently.

You'll play a key role in keeping the practice's revenue cycle running smoothly, submitting clean claims, and following up to make sure the practice gets paid correctly and on time.

What You'll Do
  • Process and submit medical billing claims accurately and in a timely manner
  • Manage the full claims lifecycle — submission, tracking, follow-up, and resolution of denials or rejections
  • Maintain accurate billing records within ModMed
  • Coordinate with front office and clinical staff to ensure billing information is complete and correct across medical, surgical, and cosmetic services
  • Identify and resolve billing discrepancies or claim issues proactively
Required Qualifications
  • Medical billing experience
  • ModMed experience
  • Claims experience — submission, tracking, and follow-up

Nice to Have
  • Billing Supervisor experience — not required, but a strong plus for candidates looking to bring additional oversight or leadership to the billing process
Why This Role

You'll support the financial backbone of a dermatology practice that treats a wide range of conditions and procedures — meaning steady variety in the billing work itself, plus the satisfaction of keeping a fast-paced practice's revenue cycle accurate and healthy.

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