National Medical Billing Services Interview Questions

The interview process was the best I’ve ever seen. I had one phone screening where HR described the nature of the job, asked me a few very basic questions about my skills and interests, and answered any questions I had. Very quickly after that was my actual interview with the person I would be working directly under; no form questions here! He sat down with me and obviously had already read my resume and knew what skills I would bring to the table. We discussed the actual job and what I was looking for in a position to make sure it would all be a good fit. All the questions were tailored to me and felt relevant, I didn’t wait more than 2-3 minutes for my interview to start, and everyone was very friendly and made me feel like my time was valued and I was important to them. It was incredibly refreshing to feel like the company was valuing me before I even started.

Was told by the administrative assistant that i'd be contacted by someone to schedule an in-person interview and never was contacted, so I had to e-mail them myself. The interview with the VP was very awkward--he did not seem the most intriguing when talking about the company and role. After the very short interview we had (he barely asked any questions), he gave me a quick tour and never reached out afterwards to tell me that I did/did not receive the position. The work culture did not seem the best.

My first interview was by phone. I then went to their office for face to face with three members of senior staff. The interview was casual and very relaxed. I If you have good values as a person that is what they are looking for.

The phone interview with HR went great and I thought I had a pretty clear vision of what the job would entail. The in-person interview did not go as well. Interviewer seemed distracted and annoyed that I was taking up his time.

There were two interviews. One was over the phone and the other was with the department supervisor. Then I took a test. They did a background and check references Then an offer was made and I accepted

Very fexible scheduling the interview, laid back environment and overall a short process. Meeting was one on one with a couple managers. Very relaxed atmosphere very nice employees. Asked about previous work experience.

I came in for an interview with the Senior Manager over patient accounts, she asked many questions to see if I would be a good fit for the team, very intriguing the way she was describing the job and how much there is to learn from it.

Upon arrival, a manager verified who I was before letting me into the building, and was very accommodating while I waited in the lobby. I only had to wait about 15 minutes for the interview. When I walked in, there were two managers fully prepared for the interview, and they took turns asking questions.

Fast. VP said adamantely that it is a high stress environment. Close minded on revenue cycle processes and management. Offer the next day. Changed remote agreement to "we will try and see if it works".

it was good, brief and to the point. the interviewer was very vague about most of my questions though and didn't have some of the answers i was looking for