The Coding Quality Educator II is responsible for auditing coding staff work, providing training, and developing educational presentations for specialty areas. They also research coding questions, assist with new hire onboarding, and ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines.
The Coder is responsible for reviewing medical documentation to validate accurate procedural and diagnosis coding in accordance with CMS guidelines. They will also process charges within 24-48 hours and ensure all billing data is reconciled in the GE system.
The Coder I is responsible for reviewing medical documentation to ensure accurate procedural and diagnostic coding in accordance with CMS guidelines. They will also manage charge capture processes and reconcile billing data within the GE system to support revenue cycle operations.
The Patient Scheduler manages incoming and outgoing calls, schedules clinic appointments, and handles referral work queues within the Epic system. They also retrieve medical records and provide administrative support to ensure efficient clinic operations while maintaining patient confidentiality.
The coordinator will follow up on unpaid or rejected insurance claims and resolve account issues with insurance companies and providers. They are also responsible for verifying patient benefit eligibility and preparing appeals for claim denials.
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.
