All-Stat Portable

Medical Billing Manager

Skokie, IL - Full Time

Billing Manager
Skokie, IL | In Office | Monday-Friday
Top-tier pay aligned with experience and performance
 
Why You’ll Love This Role  
  • Lead and make real impact: Own and shape a full billing operation—drive efficiencies, improve reimbursement outcomes, and directly influence revenue performance.
  • Strategic + hands-on balance: Blend high-level planning with day-to-day problem solving across coding, claims, audits, and payer relationships—never a boring day.
  • Grow and mentor a team: Manage, develop, and cross-train a 5+ person billing team while building strong processes and a culture of accountability.
  • Stability with growth opportunity: Competitive compensation, strong benefits, overtime potential, and long-term career growth in a specialized radiology billing environment.
 
About All-Stat Portable  
All-Stat Portable has provided mobile X-ray and EKG services since 1978. We deliver high-quality bedside diagnostics to patients in skilled nursing facilities, rehab centers, and private residences.  
 
What You’ll Do  
  • Oversee and manage all billing operations, ensuring accurate and timely claim submission, payment posting, and reimbursement follow-up
  • Lead, train, and evaluate a 5+ member billing team, setting productivity standards, goals, and performance expectations
  • Ensure compliance with payer, State, Federal, HIPAA, and coding regulations, partnering closely with Compliance and Finance
  • Manage denials, appeals, audits, and process improvements to optimize revenue cycle performance and reduce AR
  • Collaborate cross-functionally with Operations, Client Services, and clinical teams to resolve billing and coding issues
  • Analyze billing trends, staffing needs, and performance metrics to support strategic planning and operational growth

What You Bring  
  • Proven leadership experience in medical billing, with the ability to manage, motivate, and develop a 5+ person team
  • Deep knowledge of radiology billing, coding, insurance requirements, and reimbursement processes
  • A strategic, detail-oriented mindset with a track record of improving workflows, resolving complex billing issues, and driving efficiency
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet strict deadlines
  • Clear, confident communication skills and a collaborative approach to working across clinical, operational, finance, and compliance teams
 
Why Our Staff Stays at All-Stat  
  • Clear skill progression: You get better, faster, and more valuable with experience.
  • Work-life balance: Many roles offer M–F hours with limited after-hours stress.
  • Problem-solving satisfaction: Fixing denials and getting claims paid is genuinely rewarding.
 
Employee Benefits Package 
All-Stat Portable offers a competitive and generous benefits package, including  
  • Employer Contribution Medical, Dental, Vision 
  • PTO 
  • Competitive Compensation 
  • Referral Bonuses
 
If you’re an experienced Accounts Receivable or medical billing professional who values accuracy, compliance, and meaningful impact, we’d love to meet you.

Apply today and take the next step in your healthcare finance career.

 
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