The Data Analyst is responsible for designing, collecting, and analyzing organizational data to drive HR decision-making and process improvement. They will leverage analytical tools to provide predictive insights and standardized reporting to support recruitment and employee engagement strategies.
The Inboxologist will manage provider desktops by reviewing labs, messages, refills, and documents to support practice coverage. This role ensures continuity of care during provider shortages, vacancies, or leaves of absence.
The Coding Coordinator is responsible for ensuring timely and accurate medical coding for reimbursement and data collection purposes. They also coordinate daily coding operations, train staff on regulatory guidelines, and act as a liaison between departments to resolve account discrepancies.
The clinician will manage patient and caregiver communications via Epic, conduct virtual visits, and provide clinical triage for memory disorders. They will also collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care and support patients throughout their treatment journey.
The Coding Coordinator is responsible for ensuring timely and accurate medical coding for reimbursement and data collection purposes. They also coordinate daily coding operations, provide staff training, and act as a liaison between departments to resolve coding discrepancies.
The Coding Coordinator IV is responsible for ensuring timely and accurate inpatient coding for reimbursement and data collection. They also coordinate daily staff responsibilities, perform medical record audits, and provide education on clinical documentation improvement.
The Coder III is responsible for the accurate and timely assignment of ICD-10 and CPT codes for various patient records to support reimbursement and statistical reporting. They also perform data abstraction, mentor newer staff, and collaborate with management to meet revenue cycle and coding quality goals.
Provide remote clinical management for patients in an acute care setting while collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary teams. Perform cross-coverage, document patient progress in the EHR, and facilitate efficient patient flow and discharge planning.
The Coder III is responsible for the accurate and timely assignment of ICD-10 and CPT codes for various patient records to support reimbursement and statistical reporting. They also perform data abstraction, maintain productivity standards, and serve as a mentor to newer coding staff.
Provide virtual care for patients with diabetes and general endocrine disorders, including thyroid, pituitary, and adrenal conditions. Manage insulin pump and CGM therapies while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and educators.
Provide emergency radiology coverage primarily during evenings and nights for a Level I Trauma center. Collaborate with on-call residents and participate in teaching and scholarly activities.
The role is split between conducting first-touch ambulatory neurology visits via telemedicine and providing inpatient neurology consultations via a TeleDoc video cart. Responsibilities include ordering diagnostic workups, triaging patients to subspecialists, and supporting the emergency department team.
