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Billing Executive in Hospital
Varsha from Neeraj Placement
Job ID: 260905-0004 · Posted 2 hours ago · Apply before 05 Nov 2026
Full-Time
Male Only
Female Only
Location
Saharanpur
Salary
₹15,000 - ₹2,000 / monthly
Experience
1 - 2 Yrs
Qualification
Diploma, UG (Graduate)
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Job Description
Job Code - 2044
Male / Female Billing Executive in Hospital at Saharanpur
A billing executive in a hospital manages the financial paperwork and payments for patient care.
. They write down personal and insurance details when a patient arrives.
. They add up costs for rooms, medicines and doctor fees to create final bills.
. They send bills to insaurance companies so the hospital gets paid.
. They explain the charges to patients in an easy way.
. They accept cash or digital payments and keep records of what is paid.
Key Responsibilities -
. Gathers personal details and insaurance cards when a patient is admitted.
. Collect cost details for rooms, medicines, doctor fees and lab tests from different hospital departments.
. Prepare clear and correct final bills for patients who are leaving the hospital.
. Submits bills and medical records to insurance companies.
. Accepts cash, cards ir digital payments and records them in the computer system.
. Explains bill charges to patients and resolves any mistakes or doubts they have.
. Contacts insurance companies or patients to track pending and unpaid bills.
Requirements
. Graduation / Diploma or Certificate
. Many hospitals accept fresh graduates but having 1 to 2 years pf experience in billing
. Understanding how health insurance
Perks & Benefits
. Attractive Salary
. Bright Future
. Health Care Benefits
Required Skills
Record keeping
Billing systems
System Maintenance
MS Office Proficiency
Budgeting and Cost Control:
Regulatory Knowledge
Handling Administrative Tasks
Knowledge of drugs
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