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The Coder II reviews outpatient records and accurately assigns appropriate ICD-10-CM or CPT-4 codes according to established guidelines with 97% accuracy rate, while maintaining coding standards for productivity. This position reviews outpatient records and assigns codes according to outpatient rules. The Coder II may be responsible for ER Facility Charging, if applicable.
This position follows up on outstanding unbilled accounts on a regular basis. This positon does not have excessive re-bills. Responsibilities Reviews patient surgical medical records (hospital outpatient or professional fee) and accurately assigns appropriate ICD 10 CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes per official guidelines and payer-specific rules.
Applies correct sequencing guidelines based on facility or professional coding conventions. Reviews medical record documentation to ensure accuracy and completeness to support assigned diagnoses, procedures, charges, and modifiers. Maintains current knowledge of surgical coding guidelines, outpatient facility rules, professional fee billing requirements, payer updates, and annual code set changes.
Communicates questions or concerns to the leadership or stakeholders to support accurate and timely claim submission and resolution. Works with physicians and clinical departments to clarify documentation and resolves surgical coding questions. Qualifications Minimum Work Experience 1 year Coding experience.
Required Licenses and Certifications Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA_AHIMA) Upon Hire Required or Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT_AHIMA) Upon Hire Required or Certified Coding Specialist (CCS_AHIMA) Upon Hire Required or Certified Coding Associate (CCA_AHIMA) Upon Hire Required or Certified Professional Coder (CPC_AAPC) Upon Hire Required
Full time · Day shift · 40 hours per week
About the role
Reviews patient surgical medical records (hospital outpatient or professional fee) and accurately assigns appropriate ICD 10 CM, CPT, and HCPCS codes per official guidelines and payer-specific rules.
