Professional Coding Auditor and Educator

This role involves auditing provider medical records and charges for compliance with coding and documentation standards, focusing on primary diagnosis and procedural coding accuracy, including e/M visit levels and icd-10-Cm codes. The position also requires providing continuous coding instruction and education to physicians and acps, collaborating on denial resolution, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Candidates must have an associate's degree and two years of professional coding certification, along with four years of coding experience, including at least two years in surgical abstraction. Required certifications include cpc and cpma, demonstrating extensive knowledge of e&m coding, icd-10-Cm & cpt-4 conventions, and payer guidelines.