The Application Analyst analyzes clinical and technical processes to develop and implement cost-effective system solutions. They act as a communication hub between departments and the IS team while managing system upgrades and ensuring data integrity through rigorous testing.
The Trauma Registry Analyst is responsible for the abstraction, entry, and coding of complex clinical data to support trauma program verification and quality improvement initiatives. They ensure data accuracy and compliance with national and state trauma standards while identifying trends and complications for performance reporting.
The Trauma Registry Analyst is responsible for the accurate abstraction, entry, and coding of trauma patient data to support clinical quality and research initiatives. They ensure compliance with state and national trauma standards while performing data validation and reporting to improve patient care outcomes.
Leads and manages complex pharmacy systems and special projects to ensure successful delivery within scope, quality, and schedule constraints. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to evaluate operational workflows and implement process improvements that enhance clinical performance.
The Pharmacist-System Specialist leads and manages pharmacy projects and systems to ensure they meet quality, schedule, and cost constraints. They also evaluate operational workflows and develop process improvement initiatives to enhance productivity and clinical performance.
The Ambulatory Coder III is responsible for abstracting and validating medical codes for inpatient, outpatient, and clinic settings while ensuring compliance with billing guidelines. They also serve as a subject matter expert, mentor team members, and resolve pre-billing edits to improve overall billing accuracy.
Codes medical information into billing systems using established regulatory guidelines for inpatient records, including major traumas and NICU cases. Collaborates with clinical documentation specialists to ensure accurate DRG assignment and compliance with coding policies.
The Ambulatory Coder III is responsible for abstracting and validating CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes for various healthcare settings while ensuring compliance with billing guidelines. They also serve as a subject matter expert, mentor team members, and resolve pre-billing edits to improve overall billing accuracy.
Responsible for abstracting and validating CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes for various healthcare settings while adhering to compliance guidelines. Acts as a subject matter expert, mentors team members, and resolves pre-billing edits to ensure accurate revenue cycle management.
The auditor performs routine and specialty reviews of medical coders to ensure accuracy and compliance with official guidelines. They also provide training, assist in preventing coding denials, and present findings to leadership.
The Epic Analyst is responsible for analyzing workflows, configuring Epic application content, and implementing solutions to meet departmental needs. They also provide end-user support, participate in training delivery, and ensure system functionality through thorough testing and documentation.
Responsible for abstracting and validating CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes across various healthcare settings. Serves as a subject matter expert for the ENT specialty and mentors other coding team members.
