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We are seeking a detail-oriented and results-driven High Volume Collections Specialist to join our team in Rochester, New York. This position is responsible for managing a large portfolio of customer accounts, following up on past-due balances, resolving billing issues, and helping reduce outstanding receivables. The ideal candidate has strong communication skills, experience in high-volume outbound collections activity, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining professionalism and customer service.
Job Responsibility
Manage a high volume of past-due accounts and perform daily collection activities by phone, email, and written correspondence
Contact customers to secure payment on delinquent balances and negotiate payment arrangements when appropriate
Research account discrepancies, billing issues, short payments, and unapplied cash to support resolution
Maintain accurate records of collection efforts, account status updates, and customer communications
Partner with internal teams including accounts receivable, billing, customer service, and sales to resolve disputes
Monitor aging reports and prioritize accounts based on risk, balance, and payment history
Reconcile customer accounts and support cash application follow-up as needed
Meet established productivity, quality, and collection goals in a high-volume environment
Escalate accounts when necessary and recommend further collection actions
Ensure compliance with company policies, internal controls, and applicable regulations
Requirements
Business-to-business collections experience
Experience with deduction management, dispute resolution, or account reconciliation
Background in a shared services, corporate, healthcare, or distribution environment
Familiarity with collection performance metrics and aging targets