The CDI Analyst educates and trains staff on clinical documentation integrity, coding regulations, and documentation accuracy. They perform second-level reviews of medical records to ensure accurate capture of patient acuity, severity of illness, and DRG assignment.
The Inpatient Coding Analyst is responsible for researching and resolving pre-bill edits and errors while ensuring accurate CPT/PCS and ICD-10 code assignment. They also manage claim denials, facilitate coding disputes, and maintain compliance with regulatory guidelines and AHIMA standards.
The Physician Coding Specialist II analyzes and resolves unresolved third-party insurance accounts for multi-specialty group practices. They are responsible for coding medical documentation, correcting denials, and communicating with payors to ensure timely payment of claims.
The specialist is responsible for submitting and resolving medical claims of moderate to high complexity while maintaining accurate patient and physician records. They act as a liaison to resolve outstanding account balances and insurance denials through effective communication and follow-up.
The Oncology Data Specialist II is responsible for the accurate abstraction and timely submission of cancer tumor registry data for multiple hospitals. They also conduct case ascertainment, maintain follow-up rates, and provide support to researchers and clinicians regarding registry data.
The CDI Analyst educates and trains CDI specialists to improve medical record documentation accuracy and compliance. They perform post-discharge reviews, manage physician queries, and collaborate with leadership to identify training opportunities and process improvements.
The physician will provide interpretive and consultative neuroradiology services with a focus on emergency cases for a large network of hospitals. Additionally, the role involves teaching future radiologists and offers opportunities for research collaboration.
The physician will perform diagnostic radiology exams and provide coverage for the emergency department service. There is also an opportunity to participate in residency teaching and maintain academic relationships.
The Senior Epic Analyst is responsible for designing, configuring, and implementing changes to Epic system applications, specifically focusing on Hospital Billing Claims. They lead operational workgroups to gather requirements, manage project lifecycles, and provide high-level technical support and mentoring to other analysts.
The dosimetrist is responsible for designing precise radiation treatment plans and identifying normal structures using various imaging sets. They must also participate in departmental educational seminars, chart rounds, and the development of clinical policies and procedures.
