The Radiology Coder is responsible for reviewing and processing professional charges to ensure accurate and timely billing, including ICD-10 and CPT coding. They also serve as a liaison for coding and billing matters and maintain procedure manuals to support the Radiology team.
The Audit Supervisor will oversee auditing activities and provide coding and regulatory education to medical staff and billing teams. They will also assist the Audit Manager by tracking analytical reports and managing day-to-day personnel activities to ensure compliance and operational effectiveness.
The ETM Coder is responsible for reviewing medical documentation to validate accurate ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 coding for reimbursement purposes. They must also process charges within 24-48 hours while maintaining a 95% accuracy rate and adhering to CMS regulations.
The specialist designs and delivers coding and regulatory education to physicians and advanced practice providers to ensure compliance with Federal, State, and AMA requirements. They also manage the new provider orientation process and collaborate with leadership to update educational materials.
Lead ongoing education and training for existing and new coding staff with a focus on surgical specialties. Perform coding analysis, audits, and research to ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines and team success.
