The Grant Accountant performs professional accounting tasks including processing financial transactions, preparing invoices, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations. They also conduct audits of financial records, manage federal draw processes, and assist in the award closeout process.
The Coder IV reviews medical record documentation to accurately assign diagnoses, procedures, and modifiers for statistical and reimbursement purposes. They also provide feedback on documentation, assist in provider education, and participate in quality assurance efforts.
The therapist performs individual, family, and group psychotherapy while developing care plans and managing clinical documentation under supervision. They are responsible for assessing patient conditions, determining diagnoses, and providing culturally competent clinical interventions.
The registrar is responsible for maintaining the ERS/Oncolog Tumor Registry system, including case finding, coding, abstracting, and data reporting. They also coordinate Tumor Conference and Cancer Committee activities to ensure compliance with American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer standards.
The RN Educator facilitates the improvement of medical record documentation quality through staff training, audit investigation, and data analysis. They are responsible for developing orientation curricula, educating providers on documentation specificity, and collaborating with various departments to ensure compliance and accurate coding.
