Tulane University·New Orleans, Louisiana
Responsible for the timely and compliant coding of professional services based on provider documentation. Maintains knowledge of billing functions, internal and external regulations, and communicates professionally with providers and staff.
This position is responsible for the timely coding of professional services based on provider documentation, ensuring that all services are in compliance with the Tulane University MedicalGroup (TUMG) Guidelines. Responsibilities also include maintaining knowledge base relative to billing functions, internal and external regulations and documentation issues. This person must be able to work independently and process large quantities of data. The ability to communicate clearly and professionally with providers, administrators (DBON) and the TUMG staff and respond timely and accurately to inquiries are key elements required of the individual in this position.
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Requires a high school diploma and at least 3 years of multispecialty physician services coding experience. Preferred qualifications include CPC or CCS certification and experience with IDX, Meditech, and EHR systems.
Market context
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