Account receivable associate vs account specialist

Differences between account receivable associate and account specialist duties and responsibilities

Account receivable associate example responsibilities.

• Manage daily credit card reconciliations and personally deliver regular cash deposits in a safe and professional manner.
• Manage profitable accounts receivable ledgers for existing and new clientele maintaining accuracy of monies enter to appropriate relate account.
• Participate in month end close process by ensuring all assign journal entries and account reconciliations are perform timely and accurately.
• Receive payments by credit card, ACH (automate clearing house) and electronic bank deposits.
• Create and process ACH draft files, credit cards and manual deposits for multiple bank accounts.
• Print and export daily EDI orders, match documents by PO number and forward to shipping department for processing.
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Account specialist example responsibilities.

• Cultivate productive long-term relationships with all assign accounts, and manage all reporting and presentation needs for RFP's.
• Manage a portfolio of accounts end to end RFP program execution inclusive of pricing, contracting, process and technology solutions.
• Manage the daily correspondence from assign practices with keeping doctor/patient confidentiality under consideration along with HIPPA regulations.
• Deliver exceptional customer service to hospital accounts and internal sales representatives in accordance to revenue recognition policies and HIPAA regulations.
• Experience with CMS 1500 and UB-04 claims using HCPC/CPT codes as well as NDC codes
• Monitor CMS and real time aux codes.
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