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Orlando Health·Orlando Health Corporate · Orlando, FL

Patient Accounts Spec II

iPosting details
EducationHS diploma/GED · Associate degree
Experience1+ years
SourceOrlando Health · posted Oct 5, 2026
✓Requirements
Certifications
✓HFMA Certified Revenue Cycle Representative (CRCR) certification received within six (6) months.
Education
✓High School diploma or GED required.
✓Associate degree in Healthcare Administration, Communications, Business Finance, or related area of study may substitute for 2 years of related experience.
Qualifications
✓Must complete Orlando Health team member development within 6 months of hire date
✓Works efficiently with Microsoft applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
✓One (1) year experience as a Patient Accounts Specialist I or Minimum of two (2) years’ experience in a related field (medical billing/collections/managed care).
+Benefits
✓Benefits from day one
+Orlando Health Corporate
OrlandoFL
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓HFMA Certified Revenue Cycle Representative (CRCR) certification received within six (6) months.
Education
✓High School diploma or GED required.
✓Associate degree in Healthcare Administration, Communications, Business Finance, or related area of study may substitute for 2 years of related experience.
Qualifications
✓Must complete Orlando Health team member development within 6 months of hire date
✓Works efficiently with Microsoft applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
✓One (1) year experience as a Patient Accounts Specialist I or Minimum of two (2) years’ experience in a related field (medical billing/collections/managed care).
+Benefits
Benefits from day one
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About the role

Position Summary: The Patient Accounts Specialist II is responsible for promoting accurate reimbursement for the organization by ensuring timely and accurate billing and collection of accounts. This individual identifies and analyzes payment variances to enact and effectively communicate corrective measures that resolve payer errors.