The Medical Records Coder II is responsible for accurately coding primary and secondary diagnoses and procedures using ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 conventions. They also coordinate the work of subordinate employees, conduct audits, and assist with training and continuing education programs.
The Strategic Services Associate will lead performance improvement initiatives, conduct data analysis, and manage projects to support operational and financial goals. They will also collaborate with clinical and revenue cycle teams to improve physician documentation and ensure regulatory compliance.
The Patient Service Representative is responsible for managing patient accounts, including pre-registration, insurance verification, and obtaining necessary authorizations. They also facilitate payment arrangements and ensure compliance with departmental policies and regulatory requirements.
The Compliance Specialist will implement and maintain compliance programs to reduce legal and financial risk through education and internal audits. They will collaborate with physicians and staff to improve documentation and coding practices while ensuring adherence to federal and state regulations.
Perform primary diagnosis and procedural coding for major surgical specialty areas using ICD-10-CM and CPT conventions. Act as a liaison to providers to optimize clinical documentation and ensure compliance and revenue accuracy.
The position involves focusing on adult musculoskeletal services within a growing clinical practice. The faculty will engage in multidisciplinary conferences and research collaborations.
