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Big Lakes Developmental Center
client payroll and billing specialist
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What they do
A Billing Specialist performs administrative work at financial institutions and banks that handle bills, receipts, and invoices. Manages the status of client accounts and tracks financial records, charges, and receipts of the accounts.
$42,624 / year median in Kansas
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Minimum Requirement for Employment High school graduate or equivalent Valid driver's license Three years driving experience Acceptable driving record Negative pre-employment drug screen and tuberculosis test Background checks will be conducted post-offer/pre-employment Lift and/or carry up to 70 lbs. (extensive training provided) Push or pull up to 200 lbs. with adaptive equipment Strive for more than just a job but a career Make a difference in the lives of others Positive, lasting relationships with clients and co-workers Personal growth and development is encouraged Stable executive leadership Many of our staff, at all levels, have been with Big Lakes for the majority of their career client payroll and billing specialist As the Client Payroll and Billing Specialist, you will be instrumental in maintaining accurate records and reports. This position is key within the finance department in ensuring our clients are paid properly for their work and that Big Lakes receives timely reimbursement payments for services provided. Responsible for accurate and timely entry, management, research and reconciliation of client timesheets and attendance forms for biweekly payroll and preparing and scheduling weekly NEMT trips. Preferred applicant has experience with payroll software. Minimum requirements include high school diploma (or equivalent) and two years' working experience in a similar position. Individual should have knowledge of business machines and general office operations. Courses in bookkeeping skills or completion of business college certification can be substituted for one year of experience. Working knowledge of Office 365 required. Full-time, 37.5 hours per week. Competitive wages and excellent fringe benefit package include medical/dental and life insurance, paid vacation, and sick leave, and KPERS retirement program.