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UVA Health
Overview
The Clinical Documentation Specialist evaluates physician documentation to ensure accurate representation of patient severity and coding specificity. They also provide guidance to medical and nursing staff on documentation best practices to improve hospital outcomes.
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Compensation
$85,000 / YEAR
Posted
6 days ago
The Clinical Documentation Specialist evaluates inpatient medical records to ensure accurate documentation of severity of illness and procedure coding. They also provide guidance to medical and nursing staff on documentation best practices to improve hospital outcomes.
$35 / HOUR
University of Virginia
The Clinical Documentation Specialist evaluates physician documentation to ensure accurate representation of patient severity and coding specificity. They also provide guidance to medical staff on documentation best practices to improve hospital outcomes.
19 days ago
The Clinical Documentation Specialist evaluates inpatient medical records to ensure accurate severity of illness and coding specificity. They also provide guidance to clinical staff on documentation best practices to improve hospital and physician outcome reporting.
Cardinal Health
The physician will collaborate with patients to discuss treatment options, manage side effects, and coordinate comprehensive treatment plans while maintaining accurate documentation. Key duties also involve effective communication with patients, families, and team members, responding promptly to concerns, and adhering to all compliance and ethical standards.
$550,000 - $650,000 / YEAR
28 days ago
Hopedale Medical Complex
The Outpatient Coder is responsible for reviewing medical records and assigning accurate diagnostic and procedural codes to support revenue cycle integrity. They also collaborate with healthcare providers to clarify documentation and ensure compliance with reimbursement guidelines.
Salary not listed
1 month ago
Northwestern Memorial Healthcare
The specialist reviews medical records to abstract and assign appropriate CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes for professional services, focusing on complex encounters like anesthesia and surgical procedures, aiming for a minimum of 95% accuracy. This role also involves training providers on documentation, resolving coding edits, reconciling charges, and collaborating with operational areas to address claim issues and denials.
$26 - $36 / HOUR
2 months ago
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
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
Greenberg-Larraby, Inc. (GLI)
Review and code outpatient medical records, ensuring adherence to coding standards and guidelines for accurate billing and compliance. Collaborate with healthcare providers to clarify clinical documentation and ensure coding aligns with the latest practices.
5 months ago
CLAREMEDICA HEALTH PARTNERS LLC
Deliver comprehensive primary care services to adult and senior patients, focusing on Medicare Advantage populations. Manage care for patients with chronic conditions and prioritize closing care gaps while achieving quality metrics.
LTSi - Laredo Technical Services, Inc.
The Certified Inpatient Medical Coder is responsible for accurately assigning diagnosis, procedure, and supply codes for various medical encounters. They must ensure proper code selection based on medical terminology and organizational standards.
