Medical Records Coding Manager jobs in Vincennes, IN

Medical CODER SPECIALIST - AMBULATORY

LABORATORY 7010

Job Summary

The CLINICAL CODER SPECIALIST – AMBULATORY is responsible for accurately transcribing/coding external orders into the MHHCC Electronic Health Record (EHR).  The CLINICAL CODER SPECIALIST – AMBULATORY authenticates and transcribes external clinical orders from non-employed providers, that are not using the MHHCC EHR, for a previously registered patient.

This position will require coordination and collaboration with staff and departments to ensure accuracy of patient demographics, provider information, and accuracy of ordered tests and clinical procedures.  The role will also require distribution of patient instructions and other applicable materials.  Knowledge of ICD-10 and associated CPT and HCPCS codes are required.  Responsible for all other duties as assigned.  

Qualifications

Education:
High School diploma required

Two or Four-year College degree from an accredited program is preferred.

Clinical Coder Certificate (CPC) preferred or eligible

Clinical Certification (i.e. MLT, CRT, CMA, etc.) preferred or eligible

Training:
Three - Six months

Experience:
Previous hospital or physician’s office or equivalent experience is required

Previous transcription or coding experience preferred.

Previous healthcare computer application experience preferred.

Job knowledge, skills, and abilities:

Good understanding of medical terminology, ICD-10 and associated CPT and HCPCS codes are required. 

Basic Computer Skills

Excellent Patient Service Skills and Communication Skills

Performance Requirements

Physical Demands:
Utilize proper body mechanics in completing moderate physical effort tasks when applicable. This job may require a lot of sitting and walking. Manual dexterity for handling office and computer equipment.

HEALTH INFORMATION Demands

This position demands a strict adherence to HIPAA privacy rules, CMS mandates on Coding and Transcribing as well as adherence to MHHCC organizational and patient safety policies