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Lexington Medical Center
Overview
Assigns appropriate ICD and CPT codes to medical documentation for reimbursement and statistical purposes. Collaborates with physicians and coding staff to ensure accurate code assignment and continuous quality improvement.
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3 days ago
The Professional Medical Coder I is responsible for assigning appropriate ICD and CPT codes for reimbursement and statistical purposes. This role involves reviewing medical documentation and abstracting clinical information to ensure accurate coding and compliance with regulatory guidelines.
HHC
The Professional Coder is responsible for the timely and accurate clinical coding and abstraction of inpatient and outpatient services, including assigning diagnosis, procedure, and E&M codes according to guidelines to ensure compliant and optimized reimbursement. This role also involves charge entry, auditing provider notes for compliance, and providing feedback or clarification queries to medical staff as needed.
13 days ago
Duke Careers
The Medical Coder Specialist is responsible for primary diagnosis and procedural coding for designated major surgical specialty areas, capturing PQRS data, and reconciling surgical cases performed at the hospital. This role involves detailed physician surgical chart abstraction and acting as a liaison for documentation improvement and optimizing physician coding practices for compliance and revenue.
19 days ago
Children's Wisconsin
The specialist is responsible for coding, reviewing, and releasing charges for Pediatric Urology and ENT to ensure billing compliance and complete charge capture. They collaborate with providers and departmental leaders to resolve coding questions and maintain official guidelines.
23 days ago
Mohawk Valley Health System
The coder is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes to ensure timely billing and revenue cycle integrity. They also collaborate with providers to audit charges, resolve coding queries, and maintain compliance with coding policies.
$23 - $35 / HOUR
24 days ago
The Medical Records Coder I is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes to ensure timely billing and revenue cycle efficiency. They also collaborate with providers to audit charges, resolve denials, and maintain coding policies.
$23 - $28 / HOUR
1 month ago
The Professional Fee Surgical Coding Specialist III will collaborate with various departments to code, review, and release charges in a timely manner. This role ensures correct coding, billing compliance, and complete charge capture.
The Professional (Pro-Fee) Inpatient Coding Specialist III will abstract, code, and release inpatient services for multiple specialties. This role ensures correct coding, billing compliance, and complete charge capture while collaborating with providers and departmental staff.
The Hospital Authority of Miller County
The specialist is responsible for accurately converting diagnoses and procedures into medical codes to optimize reimbursement while adhering to ethical standards. They also act as a resource for hospital staff regarding coding changes and ensure data quality across all patient encounters.
Quorum Health
The coder is responsible for assigning and validating diagnostic and procedural codes for outpatient encounters to ensure billing compliance. They must review medical documentation to ensure accuracy in accordance with official coding guidelines and regulatory standards.
Responsible for assigning and validating diagnostic and procedural codes for outpatient charts using ICD-10 and CPT systems. Ensures compliance with coding regulations and medical necessity guidelines while maintaining accurate documentation.
St. Joseph's Health
The specialist will perform coding audits to ensure compliance with all federal and state guidelines, including Medicare/Medicaid requirements. Responsibilities also include conducting validation reviews for various quality and compliance indicators and assisting with internal/external coding education and feedback.
$29 - $44 / HOUR
2 months ago
Oregon Health & Science University
This role involves reviewing clinical documentation in EPIC to assign correct CPT, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS codes for professional charges, ensuring compliance with CMS and OMAP regulations. Responsibilities also include developing written procedures, training, supporting coding staff, and serving as a resource for billing policy issues.
3 months ago
