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Under the direction of the Coding Manager, the primary responsibility of the Medical Coder is to ensure that codes representing the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (ICD-9) or 10th Revision (ICD-10), Current Procedural Terminology (CPT), and the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) accurately reflect documented services by applying a demonstrated knowledge of anatomy, physiology and medical terminology as well as compliant coding rules and regulations, including medical necessity and modifiers.

Additionally, the Medical Coder serves as the key resource to the Chief and Administrative Director and/or Manager regarding coding changes affecting assigned clinical areas, ongoing coding reviews of providers, and trends associated with coding utilization and optimization, denial management, reimbursement, and customer service issues. The Medical Coder is ultimately responsible for efficient charge capture and reconciliation processes (electronic or manual), knowing and meeting expected targets at sufficient accuracy rates as indicated by Transaction Editing System (TES) edits, claim report volumes, and denials. The Medical Coder will identify potential compliance concerns and/or barriers toward timely completion of assigned tasks to the Coding Manager and will collaborate with colleagues in Coding, Clinical Departments, Health Information Management, Information Technology, and Finance toward viable solutions.

You’ll enjoy the flexibility to telecommute from anywhere in the U.S. as you take on some tough challenges.

• Charge Capture
• Review charge capture documents, manual or electronic, for completeness and accuracy.
• Reconcile collection of charges to daily census report or schedules depending on type of service.
• Accurately indicate and assign ICD-10 diagnosis codes, procedure codes and modifiers on the charge document.
• Prepare daily charge capture documents according to Bassett policies and procedures.
• Process billing edits daily and complete necessary edits within 2 business days.
• Ensure charges are posted within the following timelines: 4 days from date of service for Outpatient services and 7 days from date of service for Inpatient services by monitoring Lag Time Reports and working with practitioners and associated staff responsible for charge capture to meet those goals.
• Denial Management
• Process denials daily ensuring all requested timelines are met.
• Ensure procedure and ICD-10 codes reflect documentation.
• Customer Service
• Respond to customer service questions and report recurring issues to management.
• Work and communicate in a professional, cooperative manner with patients and their families while resolving customer service issues based on management observation and/or patient feedback.

• Attend staff meetings.
• Maintain Coding Certification and membership in local coding associations, including participation in local events and meetings.
• Have a good working knowledge of hospital computer systems and coding tools available to assist with correct coding. This includes the Electronic Health Record application, MedAssets CodeCorrect application, and other department specific clinical/coding applications.
• Stay abreast of coding changes and reimbursement reporting requirements and communicate concerns to Coding Manager for resolution.