Certified Coder

Role Overview: As a Medical Coder, you will be responsible for accurately coding and abstracting patient encounters to ensure compliance with coding guidelines and regulations. Your role will involve reviewing medical records, providing guidance to coding staff, conducting audits, assigning codes, identifying discrepancies, and assisting in training junior coding staff. Key Responsibilities: - Accurately code and abstract patient encounters, including diagnostic and procedural information. - Review medical records to identify documentation deficiencies and ensure necessary information is captured. - Provide guidance and support to other coding staff on best practices and conventions. - Conduct audits of clinical documentation and coded data for validation. - Assign codes for reimbursement purposes while adhering to regulatory requirements. - Identify discrepancies, quality of care issues, and billing problems, recommending corrective actions. - Assist in training and mentoring junior coding staff. - Handle special projects to contribute to process improvements and operational efficiency. Qualification Required: - Certification as a Medical Coder. - Strong knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, and coding systems. - Excellent analytical skills with attention to detail. - Proficiency in using electronic health record (EHR) systems and coding software. - Strong communication skills to interact effectively with healthcare providers and team members. - Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. - Familiarity with healthcare regulations, compliance standards, and best coding practices. You will play a crucial role in ensuring accurate coding, documentation, and reimbursement processes. Your expertise and attention to detail will contribute to the overall success of the coding team and the organization.,