Billing Specialist, Labor Disruption

AMN Healthcare • Remote • Part Time

Posted on Thu, Aug 13, 2026

Job Description

The Billing Specialist, Labor Disruption role generates accurate client invoices by applying billing terms and rules from the client agreement and the relevant company, state, and federal tax guidelines. Researches discrepancies by resolving billing concerns in order for AMN to collect payment for services rendered and minimizing revenue leakage.

This role is temporary for project support and will be approx. 2-4 months in length.

Job Responsibilities

Key Skills

Qualifications

Education & Years of Experience

Additional Experience

Work Environment / Physical Requirements

AMN Healthcare will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities to enable them to perform the essential functions of the job.

Our Core Values

● Respect ● Passion ● Continuous Improvement ● Trust ● Customer Focus ● Innovation

At AMN we embrace the ways we are similar and different; respecting all voices and ensuring everyone has the opportunity to contribute to our collective success. We acknowledge our shared responsibility to foster a welcoming environment where everyone feels recognized and valued. We cast a wide net to recruit and retain competitive talent and build healthcare workforces supportive of the communities we serve. We believe in the power of compassion and collaboration to build healthy communities where access to quality care is available to all. Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.

At AMN we recognize that in-person connections have value and promote collaboration. You will be expected to come into an AMN Healthcare office at a frequency dependent on the work arrangement for your role.

Pay Rate

Final pay rate is dependent on experience, training, education, and location.

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