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Amperos is healthcare's first AI-native denial management and revenue recovery platform. The company uses agentic AI to work claims end-to-end—from portal follow-ups and payor calls to appeals and medical records—enabling providers to resolve more denials, recover revenue, and focus on patient care. Amperos recently closed a $16M Series A led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
You will work at the intersection of traditional RCM workflows and cutting-edge AI, helping customers submit claims accurately and efficiently while ensuring automation systems perform at the highest standard.
Key responsibilities include:
Charge Posting:
- Post and manage charges accurately into customer PM systems and Amperos platforms using clinical documentation
- Enter charges and claims, verify coding accuracy, modifiers, and medical necessity before submission
- Research bundling rules, frequency limitations, and clinical editing logic to prevent denials
- Identify and escalate claim errors (incorrect coding, unbundled charges, missing documentation) before submission
- Track charge submission status and manage claim resubmissions
- Maintain organized documentation of all charge-related activity
Payment Posting:
- Post payments, adjustments, and denials from ERAs, EOBs, and lockbox files into customer PM systems and Amperos platforms
- Balance daily batches, reconcile to bank deposits, and resolve missing or mismatched ERAs
- Flag underpayments and denials
- Resolve unapplied cash, credit balances, refunds, and recoupments
As the product and customer base evolve, responsibilities may shift to align with near-term priorities. This role offers meaningful ownership and room to grow within a rapidly scaling company.
Requirements:
- Minimum 2 years of experience in medical billing, charge entry, or coding verification
- Strong working knowledge of medical coding
- Experience with leading PM systems (eCW, ModMed, Athenahealth, or similar)
- Solid understanding of insurance claim submission requirements and pre-authorization processes
- Ability to identify coding errors and clinical editing issues before claim submission
- Detail-oriented, organized, and reliable in documentation and follow-through
- Ability to work US hours (9am–6pm ET) to collaborate with team and customers
- Comfortable in a fast-paced environment where processes and priorities can change
