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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.
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13 days ago
Cooper University Hospital
The Coder III is responsible for coding high acuity inpatient and technical outpatient accounts to support timely billing. This includes specialized areas such as Radiation Oncology, Chemotherapy Infusion, and Interventional Radiology.
$29 - $50 / HOUR
29 days ago
Riverview Health
Responsible for reviewing and coding patient data from various medical records to ensure accurate billing. Maintains up-to-date knowledge of healthcare compliance and coding standards while protecting organizational assets.
1 month ago
Omega Healthcare Solutions
The coder will perform outpatient medical coding for various specialties including surgery, orthopedics, and cardiology. They are responsible for maintaining 95% accuracy and quickly adapting to new workflows and technology.
Baptist Health
This position is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes to outpatient records for billing and statistical purposes. The specialist also reviews unbilled accounts and collaborates with departments to ensure documentation reflects the patient's medical condition and severity.
HonorHealth
Assign and sequence ICD/CPT diagnostic and procedural codes for patient records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. Review medical documentation and clinical data to maintain regulatory compliance and support accurate DRG/APC assignment.
United Regional
The Coding Analyst II processes, reviews, and codes medical records for diseases, operations, and treatments to ensure regulatory compliance. They also compute observation time charges and assist physicians with documentation inquiries.
University Hospital, Newark NJ
The coder is responsible for reviewing emergency department medical records to ensure accuracy and completeness. They will assign appropriate ICD-10 diagnosis codes and CPT procedure codes while determining the correct hospital E/M level for each encounter.
$36 - $37 / HOUR
Stony Brook University
The coder is responsible for accurately assigning ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes based on medical record documentation. They must ensure compliance with HIPAA regulations and maintain high standards of data confidentiality while meeting productivity and quality goals.
$63,672 - $77,468 / YEAR
2 months ago
York General
The Medical Coder will review outpatient and inpatient records for accuracy and completeness, assign appropriate ICD-10 and CPT codes, and collaborate with medical staff to resolve coding questions. They will also enter coding data into hospital information systems accurately and efficiently.
Prisma Health
The professional is responsible for abstracting and validating CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes across inpatient, outpatient, and physician's office settings while adhering to all coding and compliance guidelines. Essential functions include abstracting/coding based on documentation, utilizing appropriate coding resources, resolving pre-billing edits, and providing feedback to providers to clarify coding concerns.
Kaiser Permanente
The coder is responsible for assigning accurate diagnosis and procedure codes to patient health information records, primarily for inpatient and newborn records. They must ensure compliance with coding guidelines and interact with physicians to clarify documentation.
Oneida Health
The successful candidate will review outpatient services medical records to assign appropriate codes and ensure accuracy for billing purposes. They will collaborate with healthcare professionals to resolve discrepancies and participate in quality improvement initiatives.
$22 - $29 / HOUR
Mosaic Life Care
The Clinic/Outpatient Coder III is responsible for assigning accurate ICD-10-CM and CPT codes for complex outpatient and clinic services. The role requires interpreting medical records and collaborating with the HIM department to ensure high-quality coding standards.
University of Utah Health
This role involves abstracting, coding, and interpreting outpatient clinic and provider services for billing, requiring the review and coding of complex or sub-specialty services and resolving documentation inconsistencies. The coder will also serve as a resource for staff, research suspended claims, and apply regulatory guidelines to coding and reimbursement decisions.
3 months ago
HiACode
The specialist is responsible for coding all requested outpatient acute care facility records using ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT codes according to guidelines and abstracting necessary demographic and clinical data elements. This role requires using encoders like 3M and/or TruCode to ensure appropriate reimbursement while meeting quality and productivity standards.
Kingman Regional Medical Center
The ED/Observation Coder reviews medical records for emergency department and observation encounters to identify and ensure complete and accurate capture of appropriate ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes for all billable services. This role involves monitoring real-time reconciliation, analyzing charge processing functions, and collaborating with integrity teams to support optimal revenue capture and compliance.
Yale New Haven Health
This multifaceted role involves managing day-to-day Outpatient Coding AR activities, ensuring accuracy and timeliness through collaboration with internal and partner departments to resolve outstanding issues and streamline workflows. The Senior Coder also serves as a subject matter expert, conducts regular Quality Assurance reviews, educates staff, and performs production coding as needed to meet deadlines.
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.
The Family Medicine Coder is responsible for reviewing clinical documentation and assigning correct coding for professional charges. They also ensure compliance with federal and state laws and coordinate billing information.
4 months ago
