UC Health
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Certified Coder translates narrative descriptions of diseases, injuries, and medical procedures into numeric or alphanumeric codes for billing purposes. They are responsible for coding various inpatient and outpatient cases, including complex records such as trauma and transplant cases.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and formal education in ICD-10-CM/CPT coding, medical terminology, and anatomy. A professional certification such as RHIT, RHIA, or CCS is required, along with at least one year of acute care coding experience.
Using established policies and procedures; the Certified Coder translates narrative descriptions of diseases, injuries, and medical procedures into numeric or alphanumeric codes needed for billing. The Certified Coder may code all types of inpatient, observation and outpatient cases (to include clinics, ancillary services, and ambulatory surgery, series, and emergency room cases) and may be called upon to code highly complex inpatient records (to include trauma, burns, open heart and transplant cases) based on experience and skill set.
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