Collections/account manager vs assistant account manager

Differences between collections/account manager and assistant account manager duties and responsibilities

Collections/account manager example responsibilities.

• Achieve historical low of six percent in A/R over 30 days past due and reduction of DSO to 53 days.
• Process payroll and employee benefits, mediated/resolve personnel issues and assure EEOC and OSHA compliance.
• Handle high volume incoming/outgoing calls, skip-tracing to find location information by following FDCPA regulations and hit monthly budget.
• Maintain and ensure a working knowledge of all federal, state and local governmental regulations including FDCPA, TCPA and FISMA.
• Negotiate and execute contract labor, outsourcing and payroll servicing contracts.
• Resolve delinquency by ACH payment collections, implement payment programs and negotiate settlements.
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Assistant account manager example responsibilities.

• Capitalize on strong organizational and interpersonal skills to expertly manage the regional provider enrollment system for Medicare and Medicaid memberships.
• Prepare account reconciliations, investigate differences and conduct expense analysis and maintain the company's fix assets system.
• Allocate revenue of sales, cash flow, inflow and outflow, wire transfers to ensure compliance with GAAP accounting standards.
• Full responsibility accounting including month end/year end close, reconciliations, budgets, forecasts and performance management.
• Work closely with CPA firm on annual tax filings.
• Submit product return claims through documentation and EDI transmissions.
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