| Government Entity | Western Cape - Department of Health and Wellness |
|---|---|
| Location | Cape Town, Western Cape |
| Reference Number | HO125/2026 |
| Salary | R 237 453 - R 279 708 per annum Annual salary plus service benefits (13th cheque, employer's contribution to the pension fund, housing and medical aid allowance). |
| Centre / Location | Directorate: Management Accounting, (Head Office, Cape Town) |
| Source and Application | scubedonline.co.za/wcdh |
Reference No: HO125/2026
Employment Type: Permanent
Enquiries: Ms L Ismail, tel. no. 069 245-5927
Remuneration
R 237 453 - R 279 708 per annum Annual salary plus service benefits (13th cheque, employer's contribution to the pension fund, housing and medical aid allowance).
Minimum educational qualification
Senior Certificate (or equivalent) with Mathematics and/or Accounting as a passed subject and/or Senior Certificate (or equivalent) with experience/competencies that focuses on the Key Performance Areas (KPA’s) of the post.
Inherent requirements of the job
A valid (Code B/EB) drivers’ licence (persons with a valid Learner’s Licence may also apply). Willingness to travel and spend long periods away from the office.
Experience
Appropriate experience in a Hospital patient fees or a health related claims environment. Appropriate experience with medical aid/scheme claims. Appropriate working experience in a HIS (Health Information system)/Accounts Receivable System.
Competencies (knowledge/skills)
Knowledge of In-Hospital Patient fees or in a health-related claims environment, medical aid/scheme claims, HIS (Health Information system)/Accounts Receivable System. Knowledge of the Hospital Fees policies and procedures. Knowledge of UPFS tariff structures. Ability to perform Medical Aid/EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) related transactions in the billing systems. Ability to perform billing related transactions for State Departments i.e. RAF (Road Accident Fund), SANDF (South African National Defence Force), SAPS (South African Police Services), DCS (Department of Correctional Services) and COID (Compensation for Occupational Injury on Duty). Computer literacy in Microsoft Office applications (Word, and Excel).
Duties (key result areas/outputs)
Assist various facilities with billing of account backlogs, raising and releasing of invoices and debiting of charge entries to invoices as per UPFS (Uniformed Patient Fee Schedule) billing procedures. Assist facilities fees departments with relevant reports for follow up of outstanding patient accounts and invoices. Assist with submissions of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) claims, rejections and resubmissions. Liaise with debtors, Medical Aids, and other relevant stakeholders regarding queries; stale claims and outstanding balances. Ensure submission of invoices to State Departments and assist hospitals to clear backlogs in terms of outstanding invoices. Assist with the clean-up of outstanding medical aid balances through the provision of support i.e investigation and follow-up, or escalation, of outstanding accounts. Assist with the clean-up of outstanding medical aid balances by providing the relevant reports i.e distribute reports (BD006) to hospitals, or similar reports to medical schemes.
Requirements
Inherent requirements of the jobA valid (Code B/EB) drivers’ licence (persons with a valid Learner’s Licence may also apply). Willingness to travel and spend long periods away from the office. ExperienceAppropriate experience in a Hospital patient fees or a health related claims environment. Appropriate experience with medical aid/scheme claims. Appropriate working experience in a HIS (Health Information system)/Accounts Receivable System.
Duties
Assist various facilities with billing of account backlogs, raising and releasing of invoices and debiting of charge entries to invoices as per UPFS (Uniformed Patient Fee Schedule) billing procedures. Assist facilities fees departments with relevant reports for follow up of outstanding patient accounts and invoices. Assist with submissions of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) claims, rejections and resubmissions. Liaise with debtors, Medical Aids, and other relevant stakeholders regarding queries; stale claims and outstanding balances. Ensure submission of invoices to State Departments and assist hospitals to clear backlogs in terms of outstanding invoices. Assist with the clean-up of outstanding medical aid balances through the provision of support i.e investigation and follow-up, or escalation, of outstanding accounts. Assist with the clean-up of outstanding medical aid balances by providing the relevant reports i.e distribute reports (BD006) to hospitals, or similar reports to medical schemes.
Source / Circular Reference
scubedonline.co.za/wcdh