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Duke Careers
Overview
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.
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Posted
19 days ago
Saint Luke's Health System
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The Rev Integrity Specialist is responsible for supporting revenue integrity by auditing denied claims and optimizing charge capture. They will also assist with charge master maintenance and updates based on trend analysis.
The coordinator ensures the highest standards of data quality and participant safety are maintained, adhering strictly to protocols, SOPs, and regulatory guidelines. Key duties involve assisting the QA Manager with program development, reviewing monitoring reports for trends, and performing ongoing quality reviews of study documentation.
$53,000 - $55,000 / YEAR
