To support a transformative approach to primary care, the full-time Clinical Documentation Coder will review and analyze diagnostic information in patient charts, ensuring compliance with coding guidelines and identifying opportunities for improved coding accuracy in a remote setting. Key responsibilities Review, analyze, and code diagnostic information in patient charts while identifying coding opportunities for accuracy Validate missed coding opportunities and ensure compliance with established coding guidelines and regulations Audit patient charts to ensure accurate coding practices are followed Required qualifications GED or Bachelor's degree (preferred) Professional Coding Certification such as CPC, CCS, or CCS-P required; CRC certification is a plus A minimum of 1 year of experience in advanced professional coding, with HCC coding experience required Experience providing coding education in an outpatient environment, preferably in a Primary Care Practice Proficient with payer policies, Electronic Health Records, and technology tools such as Microsoft Office