US Registered Nurse for Voice/Non-Voice Account

YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY. APPLY NOW AND BE PROCESSED OVER-THE-PHONE FROM INITIAL TO FINAL INTERVIEWS!


About the Job

This role is expected to coordinate the execution and continued quality of the client’s department processes, perform assigned duties including but not limited to telephonic on-line authorization of routine services, contacting specialty care providers, monitoring patient eligibility, and performing on-line data entry of routine authorizations/denials.

  • Bill Review
  • Claims Assistant / Claims Support Specialist
  • Clinical Abstractor
  • Clinical Data Coordinator
  • Clinical Support Specialist
  • Demand Package Solutions Nurse Review
  • Intake Specialist
  • Medical Coordinator
  • Nurse Review
  • Panel Card
  • Physician Review Prep Nurse
  • Physician Review Service Coordinator
  • Pre-Authorization Representative


What we look for

  • Active PRC Nursing license is required
  • Active USRN License (Preferably Mainland)
  • Preferably with at least 2 years of combined clinical / hospital bedside care experience and BPO Voice Experience
  • Basic skills in MS Office and Windows based programs
  • Ability to perform effectively in a fast paced environment
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
  • Must be willing to work in the Philippines

 Only candidates with qualifications mentioned above will be contacted.


When you #ComeHOMEtoCPO, here’s what you get:

  1. Competitive compensation, credential-based allowance, performance-based rewards, HMO on Day-1, Group Life Insurance!
  2. More Time with Family. Above-market & flexible leave days.
  3. A Warm, Engaging “All-Clinical” Community. You'll immediately feel the difference.
  4. Multiple Pathways to Career Advancement. Don’t get stuck at a job with a low ceiling.
  5. You’ll Be Part of a U.S.-Based Global Healthcare Company


Join over 3000+ Clinicians who have trusted us with their careers, making us the largest employer of clinicians outside of hospitals! Come home to Shearwater CPO® - Home of Clinicians!

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