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full-time Inpatient Coding Review Specialist (H) to work remotely. The Inpatient Coding Review Specialist (H) under the general direction of the Inpatient Coding Manager works closely with the University
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of laboratory billing methodologies, CPT/HCPCS coding, modifiers, and transplant-specific billing nuances to ensure compliance with regulatory and contractual requirements. Collaborate closely with laboratory
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reports malfunctioning equipment. Complies with the employee code of ethics and standards of behavior. Adheres to University and unit-level policies and procedures and safeguards University assets
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inventory and reports malfunctioning equipment. 9. Complies with the employee code of ethics and standards of behavior. 10. Adheres to University and unit-level policies and procedures and safeguards
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Coordination with physicians for attorney conference calls and/or depositions Responsible for the completion of Worker’s Compensation DWC25 forms Scheduling and coding interventional procedures Review
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if necessary; assists in “Code Blue” procedure during medical emergencies. Performs CPR as needed. Keeps work area in a clean and sanitary condition and stocks exam/dressing rooms with required supplies
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, diagnosis codes and managed care authorization requirements, and coordinates corrections. Prints daily appointment voucher report and reconciles all vouchers to report. Enters, reviews, and retrieves patient
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Governance, recommend and help develop appeal and solicit codes. Working with DAR IT and appropriate external vendors to validate dashboards and other data. Other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications
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evaluating contract compliance and advises others on contractual rights and obligations. The incumbent establishes system codes and testing of functions and maintains the setup of Suppliers; accounts, cost
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for patients if necessary; assists in “Code Blue” procedure during medical emergencies. Performs CPR as needed. Gains patient cooperation by reducing anxieties; providing explanations of treatment; answering