The supervisor provides leadership and oversight for the Patient Connection Center, managing daily operations and staff performance. Responsibilities include coaching employees on tasks such as insurance verification, order accuracy, and appointment scheduling.
The associate serves as front-line support for the Patient Connection Center, handling pre-registration and scheduling for moderately complex procedures. They are also responsible for coordinating multiple resources to ensure efficient patient services.
The Inpatient Coder is responsible for reviewing, analyzing, and coding hospital inpatient medical records. They must accurately select and sequence appropriate ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM/PCS diagnosis and procedure codes.
The Sourcing Recruiter will assist in-house Physician Recruiters by identifying and assessing potential physician candidates for specific skill sets. They are also responsible for developing and implementing sourcing strategies to attract top talent and managing the candidate database.
The consultant is responsible for identifying and leading revenue cycle operational effectiveness and performance improvement initiatives. They will scope projects, develop project plans, and create training content to support operational changes.
The Coding Manager oversees the day-to-day operations of the coding department, including managing staff and ensuring accurate reimbursement for hospital services. They are responsible for analyzing coding quality, managing work queues, and ensuring compliance with official coding guidelines.
The Oncology Data Specialist II performs cancer registry duties by completing abstracts for benign and malignant processes. They ensure all data entry complies with the standards set by the Commission on Cancer, the Georgia Cancer Registry, and the Piedmont Cancer Committee.
The role involves leading key business functions for Piedmont Healthcare Research, including overseeing staff and contractors to meet objectives. It also requires performing financial activities to support the Physician Enterprise Not for Profit Entity.
Review, analyze, and assign accurate ICD-10-CM and CPT-4 HCPCS codes for outpatient medical records. Focus primarily on hospital outpatient surgery, wound care, and observation documentation.
The Application Coordinator is responsible for the design, build, testing, and ongoing support of clinical and revenue cycle applications. They also provide tier III level support and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to implement system configurations.
The Surgical Coder reviews, analyzes, and codes complex medical record documentation for surgical specialties using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS standards. They also audit orders and claims to ensure accuracy, minimize denials, and provide technical guidance to physicians and staff.
The E&M Coder is responsible for reviewing and coding medical documentation using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS standards to ensure accurate billing. They also provide technical guidance to physicians and audit claims to minimize denials.
This role involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to provide actionable insights for Revenue Cycle departments. You will collaborate with leadership to develop reporting solutions and identify opportunities for operational improvement.
Supervises the coding function and staff while overseeing the reimbursement process. Manages auditing, quality control, and ensures compliance with internal and governing agency policies.
Assess physician educational needs regarding coding and documentation to develop and lead training programs. Ensure all coding activities comply with clinical billing standards and government regulations for inpatient and specialty services.
The Application Coordinator is responsible for the design, build, testing, and ongoing support of clinical and revenue cycle applications. They also collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to implement system configurations and provide tier III support for Epic applications.
