10 coding specialist jobs found

Accountable for conversion of outpatient diagnoses and treatment procedures into codes using an international classification of diseases, and HCPCS codes based on documentation in the patient’s record, are coded accurately and in a timely manner. Complies with government, insurance regulations and with medical coding guidelines and polices that all records are coded accurately and in a timely manner. CORE FUNCTIONS 1. Reviews and validates all diagnoses/procedures stated by physician and other healthcare providers. Ensures that records are coded within 48 business hours of discharge. Notifies director whenever work is more than 48 hours behind work deadline. Meets productivity standard of assigning codes to a minimum of 25 charts per hour. 2. Partners with charting physician if diagnosis is not transcribed to assure all required documentation is presented to meet compliance accuracy in coding and severity of illness is charted and coded. 3. Codes diagnoses and...

SCOPE: Under minimal supervision performs periodic, comprehensive coding audits for all assigned regional oncologists (medical, radiation and surgical oncology).   Verifies charge documentation and charge submission processes are in compliance with Federal and State regulations, as well as payer guidelines. Coordinates efforts with manager and front office managers to ensure optimal revenue cycle processes and adherence to compliance and revenue cycle policies and procedures.  Provides effective educational feedback to physicians and staff on findings from audits and updates in Payer billing regulation . ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Develops Audit and Education Programs Abstracts relevant clinical and demographic information from the medical record to assign current ICD and CPT codes in accordance with coding and reimbursement guidelines. Codes with an accuracy of 97% based on QA internal reviews Performs Evaluation and Management (E&M)...

Champion Accurate Coding. Win Appeals. Make an Impact. Primarily Remote | Monthly Onsite   Love the challenge of proving you’re right? This role is for coders who don’t just assign codes — they defend them. You’ll be part of a team that ensures providers are paid accurately for the care they deliver. When a payer says no, you build the case that turns it into yes. Your coding expertise, clinical insight, and persistence directly impact reimbursement and provider success.   What makes this role exciting You’ll advocate for correct payment, not just code charts Your work directly reverses denials and underpayments You’ll collaborate with physicians, payers, and fellow coding experts Every appeal you win is a tangible victory   What you’ll do Review medical records to validate accurate ICD‑10, CPT, and HCPCS coding Identify documentation or coding issues that impact reimbursement Build, submit, and follow payer...

Riverside University Health System (RUHS)   is seeking two skilled Coding Compliance Auditors (Administrative Services Manager I) to support the Health System's Compliance Department. Key responsibilities of this role include conducting thorough reviews of medical records to ensure compliance with coding regulations, while providing feedback and education to coders and physicians to enhance coding accuracy and documentation quality. The position involves performing annual, periodic, and focused audits of physician, inpatient, and outpatient coding as requested. It also requires effective communication with all RAC stakeholders to ensure timely and accurate responses to inquiries. Additionally, the role supports ongoing program development through training initiatives and process improvements, delivers coding presentations to diverse audiences including physicians and other staff. The ideal candidate will have at least five years of progressive experience in an acute care hospital...

The University of Missouri School of Medicine is seeking an experienced and strategic Supervisor, Coding & Data Management to lead our Professional Coding and Revenue team. This role is critical to ensuring accurate medical coding that directly translates into clinical revenue integrity, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence. If you are a certified coding professional who thrives in leadership, process improvement, and complex reimbursement environments, we invite you to apply. Why Join Us? At the School of Medicine, our coding leadership team plays a vital role in supporting clinical operations, optimizing reimbursement, and maintaining compliance with federal and commercial payer regulations. You will collaborate with physicians, administrators, and revenue cycle professionals in a mission-driven academic healthcare setting. Position Overview The Supervisor, Coding & Data Management is responsible for overseeing coding accuracy, reimbursement...

Join a dynamic team committed to supporting our employees and our community. Our Vision: Improving lives through compassionate and innovative healthcare. Schedule: Days - Variable, 40/hrs a week Base Wage: $37.72 to $50.59 Location: SRH Business Center, Mount Vernon, WA - Remote hybrid available Sign-On Bonus: $1,000.00 Apply online at www.skagitregionalhealth.org/careers Job Summary Responsible for the accurate coding and abstracting of inpatient and outpatient diagnoses and procedures into codes using an international classification of diseases. The Certified Coder will ensure that records are coded in an accurate and timely manner as well as work closely with physicians and documentation nurses or specialists to consistently and accurately translate clinical documentation and medical records into ICD-10, HCPCS, CPT, Modifiers and assign Ambulatory Payment Classifications (APC) and/or Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) codes. To ensure success...

Position Summary Performs coding and documentation quality audits, providing feedback and education to coding and reimbursement specialists, coders, and providers.   Minimum Qualifications ·       High School graduate or equivalency and five years of coding and reimbursement experience of which 1 year may be as a coding auditor. ·       Additional job-specific education may substitute for the experience. ·       Active professional coding certification from an accredited organization, e.g., American Association of Professional Coders (AAPC), American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). ·       Certification to remain current during term of employment. ·       Knowledge of CPT, ICD-CM, ICD-10, and HCPCS nomenclature.   Position Specific Qualifications •        Billing and coding experience in a multi-specialty group practice and/or academic practice setting is preferred. •        Five...