The Coder ER is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while tracking productivity and quality metrics in a remote environment.
The Coder Outpatient is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while documenting productivity and quality metrics within specified systems.
The Inpatient Coder is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance. They must maintain high quality standards while utilizing various software systems to report medical services and procedures.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, sequencing, and interpreting clinical information from medical records to assign accurate diagnostic and procedural codes. They ensure compliance with regulatory standards while maintaining productivity and quality benchmarks for billing and reimbursement.
The coder will assign accurate ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes for professional fee urology services in both clinic and hospital settings. They will also collaborate with providers and revenue cycle teams to ensure coding compliance and resolve documentation edits.
The External Auditor Physician reviews professional services medical records to ensure coding accuracy and documentation quality for ICD-10-CM and CPT/HCPCS codes. They are responsible for identifying query opportunities, maintaining auditing productivity, and reporting findings to clients.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance. They must maintain high quality standards while entering diagnostic and procedural codes into multiple software systems.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance. They must maintain high productivity and quality standards while adhering to HIPAA and regulatory guidelines.
The Coding Manager oversees daily inpatient and outpatient coding operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and coding guidelines. They provide leadership to coding teams, perform quality audits, and manage performance to meet financial and operational targets.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, sequencing, and interpreting clinical information from medical records to assign accurate diagnostic and procedural codes. They must ensure compliance with regulatory standards while maintaining productivity and quality benchmarks in a remote environment.
The Payment Processor/Poster is responsible for reconciling electronic remittance advice files, checks, and credit card transactions while accurately posting payments to patient accounts. They also resolve payment discrepancies, process refunds, and maintain professional communication with insurance companies and patients.
Responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. Maintains compliance with regulatory standards while documenting productivity and quality metrics in specified systems.
The Coder Inpatient is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from medical records to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance. They must maintain high quality standards while documenting productivity and adhering to regulatory requirements.
Lead utilization management and review services by conducting medical necessity and patient status reviews, coordinating authorizations and escalations, and standardizing compliant workflows. Mentor care coordination and utilization review staff, collaborate with clinical and operational stakeholders, monitor performance, and provide supplemental clinical documentation improvement support.
The Insurance Follow-up Specialist manages billing and collections by acting as an intermediary between medical institutions, patients, and insurance agencies. Responsibilities include analyzing claims, resolving denials, and ensuring accurate documentation within the collections database.
The Director of Corporate Development leads the company's M&A strategy, including sourcing opportunities, managing pipelines, and executing transactions. They are responsible for financial underwriting, cross-functional due diligence, and ensuring post-close value realization through integration planning.
The Coding Manager oversees daily coding operations, manages staff performance, and ensures compliance with regulatory standards across inpatient and outpatient services. They also collaborate with IT to optimize coding tools and provide ongoing education to clinical providers and coding teams.
The VP of Sales is responsible for driving revenue growth through new business development and the expansion of existing client services within the healthcare research and clinical trials sector. This role involves networking, conducting sales presentations, and building long-term relationships with executive-level clients to meet sales targets.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, sequencing, and coding clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while tracking productivity and quality metrics within specified software systems.
The Regional Coding Manager oversees daily coding operations, manages coding staff, and ensures compliance with regulatory standards. They also coordinate with offshore teams and analyze data to improve performance and meet financial targets.
The Oncology Data Specialist is responsible for abstracting cancer cases into the registry database and ensuring all data submissions comply with state and national reporting regulations. They also perform case finding, follow-up, and participate in tumor boards to ensure complete and accurate patient records.
Abstract cancer cases from electronic medical records into registry software, resolve data edits, and submit accurate reports in accordance with state, national, and client standards. Perform case finding, follow-up, registry maintenance, and related duties while meeting quality and productivity requirements.
The Insurance Follow-up Specialist manages billing and collections by resolving outstanding insurance claims and denials for hospitals and physician practices. They act as an intermediary between medical institutions, patients, and insurance agencies to ensure accurate reimbursements and process improvements.
The Coder Physician is responsible for abstracting, coding, and sequencing clinical information from various medical records to ensure accurate billing and reimbursement. They must maintain compliance with regulatory standards while meeting productivity and quality benchmarks.
Review and abstract medical records, assign and sequence accurate diagnosis and procedure codes, and apply DRG/APC expertise to support reimbursement, reporting, and clinical and operational analysis. Maintain coding quality, productivity, regulatory compliance, and patient-record confidentiality while entering codes into client systems.
Assign accurate diagnosis and procedure codes for outpatient encounters using ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS guidelines. Facilitate communication with medical staff to clarify documentation and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
The External Auditor performs reviews of inpatient and outpatient medical records to ensure coding accuracy and documentation quality. They are responsible for identifying physician query opportunities and reporting findings for quality and statistical purposes.
The coder will review radiation oncology documentation to assign accurate medical codes and manage charge entry, review, and denial resolution. They will also collaborate with clinical staff and revenue cycle teams to ensure compliance and optimize reimbursement processes.
The External Auditor Physician reviews inpatient and outpatient medical records to ensure coding accuracy and documentation quality. They are responsible for identifying physician query opportunities and reporting findings to clients for quality and statistical purposes.
The IT Operations Lead manages the daily delivery of virtual desktop and end-user computing support for global healthcare revenue cycle operations. This role involves leading a distributed team, overseeing service-level performance, and acting as a major-incident commander for technical outages.
