Research, collect, and analyze information supporting organizational objectives
Identify opportunities, develop solutions, and lead issues through resolution
Collaborate on performance improvement activities related to program efficiency and patient experience
Distribute analytical reports
Use multiple system applications to perform analysis, create reports, and develop educational materials
Research and compile information for ad-hoc operational projects and initiatives
Synthesize and analyze data, create graphical trend presentations, and recommend practical solutions
Define and demonstrate progress, ROI, and operational impacts using program data and measurements
Provide technical expertise in coding and documentation review for complex services, including surgical procedure code selection and high-acuity services
Conduct comprehensive audits of professional coders and providers for accuracy, compliance, CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS, HCC, and payer-specific guideline alignment
Analyze documentation and coding patterns to identify compliance, revenue integrity, and regulatory risks
Provide actionable feedback to providers, coders, and leadership to improve documentation quality and coding accuracy
Develop and deliver targeted education and training based on audit findings, regulatory updates, and knowledge gaps
Train and onboard new audit and education colleagues and providers
Maintain at least 95% accuracy in coding audits and complete the audit and education workplan
Requirements:
Associate degree in Health Information Management or a related field, or an equivalent combination of years of education and experience
Extensive knowledge of ICD-10, HCPCS, CPT, and HCC guidelines
Knowledge of medical terminology, Medicare and Medicaid regulatory guidelines, and payer policies
Five (5) or more years of professional coding experience, including surgical procedures
Two (2) years of auditing and/or education experience
Must possess one of: Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT), Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA), Certified Coding Specialist (CCS), or Coding Professional Certification (CPC)
Bachelor's degree in health information management or related healthcare field preferred
Preferred experience in auditing and provider education
Preferred credentials: Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA), Certified Risk Coder (CRC), or Clinical Documentation Expert – Outpatient (CDEO)
Ability to use multiple system applications and computer technology
Ability to maintain confidentiality, safety, and compliance with applicable laws and policies
Benefits:
Equal Opportunity Employer commitment
Mission- and values-driven workplace
Professional development through audit education and training responsibilities
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Professional Coding Auditor, Educator • Remote, Michigan, United States