Patient Accounts (Insurance Accounts Receivable Specialist)

Nebraska Orthopaedic Center • Lincoln, Nebraska • Full Time

Posted on Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Job Title: Patient Accounting - Insurance Accounts Receivable Specialist *Typical Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm Job Type: Full-Time
  We always strive to make your experience at Nebraska Orthopaedic Center a friendly, comfortable, and positive one. We want you to feel you received the same high-quality care we would offer a member of your own family. At NOC, we strive to be your healing destination.   NOC is currently seeking a full-time AR Specialist to work with one of our providers who specializes in sports injuries in addition to shoulder, knee, hip, elbow, and ankle problems.   Essential Functions: Requirements:                        Our physicians have trained among some of the top medical experts and training facilities in the nation. We place a great deal of value on each and every opportunity we have to assist patients to regain the quality of life they deserve. Our commitment to the University of Nebraska Athletic Department (Husker Team Physicians), area high schools and recreational athletes shows our motivation to minimize an athlete’s downtime so they can compete to the best of their ability. For more information go to: www.nebraskaortho.com   EOE *Schedules can vary depending on department needs. Benefits:

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