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service and diagnostic codes for processing professional and facility charges. Participate in creating efficient patient flow coordinating with nursing/medical assistant staff and faculty. Required
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-Support leadership track progress on assigned projects. Create or update detailed system documentation including documentation of program code, data dictionaries, and functional processes. Support training
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collaborate with the faculty on data collection, data management and coding, writing literature reviews, analyzing qualitative data, writing manuscripts for publication, research presentations, website design
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and in writing with a wide variety of individuals including non-technical system users, clinicians and therapists. 5. Knowledge and ability to interpret and apply relevant codes, regulations, guidelines
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mission, vision and scope of services. Manages Food Safety. Ensures employee training and enforces Food Code regulations for food purchasing, preparation, service, storage, sanitation, safety, and security
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mission, vision and scope of services. Manages Food Safety. Ensures employee training and enforces Food Code regulations for food purchasing, preparation, service, storage, sanitation, safety, and security
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Apply Now Job Summary Advanced coding position that requires review of medical record documentation and accurately assigns ICD-10-CM, ICD-10 PCS, as well as assignment of the Medicare Severity
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estimate using procedure code(s), diagnosis, payer fee schedule and benefit information. Contact and educate patients on out-of-pocket liability for hospital and professional services prior
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Apply Now Job Summary The research assistant will assist with coding open-ended response data from a survey on news consumption and civic literacy. Responsibilities* Analyze open-ended responses
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procedures, hospital operations, and relevant laws and regulations (e.g., HIPAA, Michigan Mental Health Code) or transferable skills based on experience in another highly regulated industry Familiarity with