3 coder certified jobs found

ResponsibilitiesThe Coder II reviews, analyzes, and codes diagnostic and procedural information using ICD-10-CM diagnosis and procedures and CPT coding for reimbursement.Assign and sequence ICD-10-CM / CPT codes by applying regulatory coding guidelines.Apply advanced knowledge of disease processes to assign codes for conditions and procedures not listed in the indexes of coding books.Follow appropriate guidelines and policies to code accurately from physician documentation within the medical record.Queries physicians for diagnoses or missing / ambiguous information for accurate coding.Apply organizational documentation policies and procedures in conjunction with official coding guidelines.Applies knowledge of coding and DRG assignment for ethical and optimal reimbursement.Competent to accurately code and abstract all inpatient, 23-hour observations, same day surgery, emergency room and / or clinic records in a consistent, accurate and timely manner.Ensures the final diagnosis...

Harrison County Hospital is seeking a Certified Inpatient Hospital Coder - CCS required.This position has the opportunity to be a remote position.Employee will be asked to complete training at Harrison County Hospital and must be able to come in for business purposes.Employees in the role must reside in Kentucky or Indiana.Position available :Full-time, Days, 32-40 hrs / wk.The Coder reports directly to the HIM Director.The Coder performs the assignment of ICD-10 diagnosis and procedures and CPT procedure codes for billing and classification of medical records for both Inpatient and Outpatient charts.REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS :Must have detailed knowledge of third party reimbursement rules and regulations including Medicare and Medicaid.Complies and adheres to the Corporate Compliance Program.LANGUAGE SKILLS :Must be able to speak English fluently.Must be able to speak and understand medical terminology.EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE :Must have high school education.Must have CCS...

ResponsibilitiesEvaluates coding based on Coding Guidelines.Reviews records for all care settings.Identifies high volume, high risk coding, and reimbursement and quality problems.Responsible for accurate assessment, analysis and summary of findings for coding validation.Provide auditing and feedback that is incorporated into training education programs.This position offers a fully remote work opportunity.Employees in this role must reside in one of the following states to be considered for fully remote positions :Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina or Louisiana.QualificationsRequired :One year coding in healthcare settingOne of :CCA or CCS or CPCDesired :DiplomaCertified Coding Associate OR Certified Coding Specialist OR Certified Professional CoderJ-18808-Ljbffr.