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Duke Careers
Overview
The Medical Records Coder II is responsible for accurately coding medical records using ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 conventions, ensuring specificity of diagnoses and procedures for optimal reimbursement. This role also involves coordinating and reviewing the work of subordinate employees and assisting with training programs.
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11 days ago
ORTHOCINCY
This role involves contributing to excellent orthopaedic care by completing data entry and coding for all services provided within the multi-specialty practice. Key duties include collecting, reviewing, and coding all charges, maintaining compliance, and educating providers regarding billing charges.
22 days ago
Memorial Hermann Health System
The role involves reviewing clinical documentation to extract data and assign accurate ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 codes for billing and regulatory compliance. The coder will also ensure documentation meets coding guidelines and supports organizational quality and efficiency standards.
25 days ago
The Medical Records Coder II is responsible for accurately coding complex medical records using ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 conventions, ensuring correct DRG/APC assignment for optimal reimbursement. This role also involves coordinating and reviewing the work of subordinate employees, assisting with training, and consulting with physicians on coding practices.
28 days ago
The Medical Records Coder II is responsible for accurately coding complex medical records using ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 conventions, ensuring specificity of diagnoses and procedures for optimal reimbursement. This role also involves coordinating and reviewing the work of subordinate employees and assisting with training programs.
$10,000 / YEAR
Genesis OB/GYN
Review and accurately code OB/GYN medical records, procedures, and office visits using standard coding systems. Collaborate with providers and billing staff to ensure compliance and optimize reimbursement processes.
1 month ago
Rice Community Health
The Certified Coder analyzes patient records to ensure accurate coding of diagnoses and procedures in accordance with ICD-10 and CPT guidelines. They also manage billing denials, maintain the chargemaster, and query physicians to improve documentation quality.
Urology Centers of Alabama
Interpret and bill for physician, clinical, and surgical services using Allscripts EHR/PM and ICD-10 coding. Ensure billing for payors is accurate, timely, and compliant with regulatory standards.
2 months ago
Marshall Health
The Certified Coder abstracts information from medical records and assigns appropriate codes based on documentation. They also address billing questions, perform audits, and assist in the reimbursement process.
CERIS
The Certified Coder reverses codes previously coded medical bills to verify coding accuracy and is responsible for making claim-related recommendations and communicating the status of the claim to involved parties. This role involves processing claims based on state rules, determining claim validity using proprietary programs, and adhering to client and carrier guidelines.
$43,886 - $65,638 / YEAR
Adventist Health
The primary responsibility involves reviewing patient records to accurately assign diagnosis and procedure codes according to established conventions and guidelines for billing and reimbursement. This role also includes auditing medical records for compliance, identifying productivity trends, reporting adverse events, and providing coding feedback and education.
$31 - $46 / HOUR
The Oregon Clinic
The primary duties involve ensuring all procedural and diagnostic codes comply with industry standards and laws while coding to maximize legal and ethical reimbursement. This includes assigning accurate CPT, ICD-10, and modifier codes to physician services to ensure appropriate billing and meeting productivity benchmarks.
$28 - $46 / HOUR
3 months ago
Integrated Medical Services (IMS)
The Certified Coder is responsible for processing medical claim information via data entry into the Practice Management System, utilizing knowledge of CPT and ICD-10 codes for accuracy. This role also involves analyzing, researching, and correcting data entry errors across various electronic healthcare systems.
Ogden Clinic
The Certified Coder will perform medical coding duties across various specialties to ensure accuracy and compliance. The role involves working both independently and collaboratively within a team of coding professionals.
$23 / HOUR
Riverview Health
The primary duties involve reviewing, coding, and accurately entering patient data from various medical documentation sources to ensure correct billing submission. This role also requires maintaining up-to-date knowledge of healthcare compliance rules and standards.
Hospital for Special Surgery
The role involves reviewing inpatient and outpatient records to identify and sequence appropriate principal and secondary diagnoses and procedures using ICD/CPT codes according to established guidelines. Responsibilities also include ensuring coding accuracy, completing required corrections from reviews, and compliantly querying providers for documentation clarification.
Orthopedic Specialists of Northwest Indiana, LLC
The specialist reviews medical records to assign appropriate CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10 codes, posts charges, and handles first-level claim rejections to maximize reimbursement according to guidelines. Key duties also involve querying physicians for clarification and participating in internal provider coding review sessions.
$20 - $25 / HOUR
NATIONAL PARTNERS IN HEALTHCARE
The Certified Coder abstracts clinical information from medical records and assigns appropriate ICD-10 and/or CPT-4 codes, confirming DRG assignments and maintaining necessary data inputs. Essential duties include coding anesthesia charge tickets, reviewing various coding standards (CPT, ICD-10, ASA, HCPCS), and correcting inaccurate tickets sent back from billing.
$22 - $26 / HOUR
St. Joseph's Health
The Certified Coder Abstractor reviews and abstracts demographic, financial, and clinical data from inpatient medical records. They assign ICD diagnosis/procedures, HCPCS, and CPT4 codes, ensuring accurate and timely coding and abstraction.
4 months ago
ALASKA HEART INSTITUTE
The Medical Billing Specialist is responsible for filing and tracking insurance claims, resolving disputes with insurance companies, and assisting with payment postings. They must ensure timely research and resolution of all aging, denied, and rejected claims.
$23 - $33 / HOUR
5 months ago
