Billing & Front Desk Support for Dental Office in Novi MI

Billing & Front Desk Support for Dental Office in Novi MI Grand Novi Dentistry Novi, MI Job Details Full-time $18 - $24 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid time off Snacks provided 401(k) matching Food provided Qualifications Customer communication

Full Job Description Benefits:

401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Free food & snacks Paid time off Grand Novi Dentistry is seeking a detail‑oriented, motivated team member with strong medical billing experience (dental preferred) to join our growing practice. This hybrid role focuses primarily on insurance billing and claims management , with additional support at the front desk as needed. Billing experience is essential. We are open to full‑time or part‑time candidates , including those who may already work at another office a few days per week. If you're looking to expand your hours or transition into a new environment, we'd love to talk. Key Responsibilities Insurance Billing — Submit claims, verify coverage, post payments, and maintain accurate patient accounts. Claims Follow‑Up — Close insurance claims efficiently and work directly with EOBs to resolve discrepancies. Front Desk Support — Assist with check‑ins, scheduling, patient communication, and maintaining smooth office flow. Patient Communication — Provide clear, friendly, and professional communication regarding insurance, balances, and appointments. Qualifications Prior dental office experience preferred Medical billing experience required (dental strongly preferred) Experience closing insurance claims and reviewing EOBs Strong understanding of dental insurance processes Excellent communication and organizational skills Ability to multitask in a fast‑paced environment Positive, team‑oriented attitude Why Join Grand Novi Dentistry? Flexible scheduling — full‑time or part‑time options available Supportive, collaborative team environment Opportunity to grow in both billing and front‑office operations A practice that values professionalism, compassion, and patient‑centered care