Epic Resolute Professional Billing: Certification, Jobs, and What PB Analysts Do (2026)
Epic Resolute Professional Billing, usually shortened to PB, is the Epic application that bills for the services of physicians and other providers. It is one of the most common Epic skills listed in revenue cycle job postings. This guide covers what PB does, how PB certification works, what the jobs look like, and what they pay.
What is Epic Resolute Professional Billing?
Professional billing covers the provider side of a patient visit: the charge for the clinician's own work, the claim sent to the payer, the payment that comes back, and any denial that has to be fixed. In Epic, the PB application manages that cycle, along with PB Claims, which handles claim edits, submission, and remittance. For how PB differs from the facility side, see Epic Resolute billing.
What does an Epic PB analyst do?
A PB analyst supports the application itself rather than working claims all day. Typical duties include:
- Configuring and building PB and PB Claims functionality
- Testing changes before they go live
- Troubleshooting claim edits and billing errors with the revenue cycle team
- Working with clinical, operational, and IT groups on workflow changes
- Supporting upgrades and optimization
Epic professional billing jobs
Epic professional billing jobs come in a few forms:
- Professional billing specialist: works charges, claims, and denials in Epic. Some listings ask for Epic PB experience or certification, or agree to certify you within a set period after hire.
- PB analyst or application analyst: builds and supports the application and usually needs certification.
- PB claims analyst: focuses on claim edits, submission, and remittance.
- Consultant: supports PB projects for client organizations, often on contract.
If you are newer to billing, our guide to entry level medical billing jobs shows where to build the experience that leads to these roles.
Epic Resolute professional billing certification
PB certification is issued by Epic and generally requires sponsorship from an employer that uses Epic. Analyst listings often say certification is required, or required within a set number of months after hire. The step-by-step process is covered in Epic certifications for billing.
The AAPC's CPB credential is not a substitute for Epic certification, but it helps show strong billing fundamentals, especially for specialist roles.
Epic PB pay
One employer-provided range listed on Glassdoor in September 2026 put an advanced professional billing analyst role in Florida at $91,000 to $118,000, with Epic PB certification required. That is an analyst figure. Billing specialist roles that work in Epic pay less, so see medical biller salary for that range.
How to move into a PB role
- Start in a billing, payment posting, or denials role at an organization that uses Epic.
- Learn the PB workflow: charges, claim edits, payment posting, and denial follow up.
- Ask about sponsorship for PB training once you have proven yourself.
- Consider the hospital side too. See Epic Resolute hospital billing for how it differs.
Where to find remote roles
Browse current openings on our Epic Systems Medical Jobs page, or check Medical Billing Specialist jobs for related roles. Every listing on Med Billing Talent is remote and US-based.