The Inpatient/Outpatient MRT Coder Lead performs and reviews medical coding while providing technical guidance, workflow coordination, and quality support to the coding team. They are responsible for resolving denials, managing audit findings, and training personnel on regulatory and procedural updates.
The Supervisory Inpatient/Outpatient MRT Coder manages coding personnel and program performance for inpatient, outpatient, professional, and surgical services. The role oversees workflow, quality, productivity, staffing, training, and compliance with coding regulations and documentation requirements.
The Ambulatory Surgery MRT Coder is responsible for reviewing and coding ambulatory surgery encounters, including diagnostic, procedural, and anesthesia services. They must ensure documentation accuracy, validate medical necessity, and submit provider queries to resolve coding deficiencies.
The Outpatient Professional Coder will review and assign accurate ICD-10-CM, CPT, and E/M codes to outpatient professional encounters. They are responsible for validating medical necessity, resolving documentation queries, and ensuring compliance with VA data-security and quality standards.
The Inpatient Facility Coder will review and code inpatient records, discharges, and professional services while ensuring data accuracy and timeliness. They are responsible for assigning diagnosis and procedure codes, abstracting data, and submitting compliant provider queries.
The Proposal Writer is responsible for analyzing RFPs, drafting persuasive technical and executive content, and collaborating with subject matter experts. They must also manage content libraries and ensure all project milestones are met within strict submission deadlines.
The FSO is responsible for administering the industrial security program, maintaining compliance with federal requirements, and managing personnel security clearances. They will serve as the primary liaison with government agencies and conduct security training, audits, and assessments.
