Radiation Billing Specialist

The Radiation Billing Specialist is responsible for a variety of office and clerical tasks relating to insurance billing, claims processing, insurance follow-up, insurance appeals, and patient payment arrangements.

 

  • Perform complex reviews and advanced clinical abstraction of Radiation Oncology services, including simulation, dose distribution treatment planning, and treatment delivery modality and complexity 
  • Assign CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10 codes across radiation therapy modalities including 3D CRT, IMRT, Proton Therapy, Brachytherapy, and SRS (Gamma Knife)
  • Validate treatment parameters, including monitor units, gantry angles, and control points, to ensure coding accuracy
  • Reconcile physician prescriptions with delivered treatments to ensure alignment of technical and professional charges
  • Review and validate KV imaging, CBCT imaging, and supporting documentation for compliant billing
  • Complete end-of-course chart audits to ensure full charge capture and documentation completeness
  • Resolve charge review, claim edit, and denial work queues within Epic
  • Analyze denial trends related to CCI edits, MUE limitations, medical necessity requirements, and bundling issues
  • Implement corrective actions to reduce denials and improve reimbursement outcomes
  • Prepare appeal documentation and collaborate with payer teams to support claim resolution
  • Identify systemic revenue cycle issues and recommend workflow or documentation improvements
  • Ensure billing practices align with annual industry updates, including ASTRO billing standards
  • Educate clinical teams regarding documentation requirements needed to support all submitted charges
  • Maintain current knowledge of regulatory updates, including ASTRO and CMS rule changes
  • Communicate effectively with physicians and clinical staff to provide education and feedback regarding coding and documentation issues
  • Ensure compliance with CMS, NCCI, MUE, and payer-specific billing guidelines
  • Identify compliance risks and escalate issues appropriately

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree Business Administration, Hospital Administration or related field preferred or equivalent years of experience in Radiation Billing. 
  • 3 years billing, coding, or cost accounting experience to include two years in a medical service environment, insurance or related field. 
  • Strongly proficiency in medical billing software, electronic health records (EHR), payer guidelines, and detailed data analysis. 

Desired Degree

High School

More about Salina, Kansas

Salina blends the convenience of city life with hometown charm and ambiance. Located in the Smoky Hills region of the Great Plains, Salina is an easy destination city at the junction of two major interstates (I-135 and I-70), offering access to all directions where they junction on the northeast part of the city.

With a population of approximately 50,000, Salina is the county seat of Saline County and is the regional trade center for north-central Kansas. Saline County has a population of approximately 56,000.

The kid-friendly community provides loads of family fun, from Kansas’ newest zoo, to more than 700 acres of parks, and an exciting water park. Visitors will discover a strong arts presence throughout the community. More large-city surprises are in store for people who come to Salina with museums, cultural events, sports facilities, restaurants, shops, and comfy accommodations. Concerts, theatre performances, festivals, and public art throughout the community speaks to the cultural visitor.

At Salina Regional Airport, United Express Airlines provides daily scheduled passenger air service to Denver International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport.

Featured Attractions:

Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum (nearby in Abilene)
Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park
Rolling Hills Zoo
Salina Community Theatre
Salina Symphony
Smoky Hill Museum
Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts
Tony’s Pizza Events Center