Evaluates clinical documentation for coding specificity and accuracy, and provides coding education and guidance to coders, providers, medical assistants, practice managers, and ancillary staff. The specialist applies coding and clinical expertise, presents documentation best practices, supports coding compliance, works remotely, and travels within areas served by Baptist Health Medical Group.
Summary
Job Description:
Baptist Health Medical Group is looking for a Coding Education Specialist to join our team! This is a remote work position that requires residency in KY or IN
The BHMG Coding Education Specialist I is responsible for the evaluation of documentation utilizing their coding and clinical expertise to ensure specificity of coding and coding accuracy. They provide guidance/education to the coders, providers, medical assistants, practice managers and ancillary staff on clinical documentation best practices and correct coding. Position requires a self-motivated, flexible, confident presenter able to work remotely and travel
within areas served by BHMG.
Qualifications:
- High School/GED
- Certified Professional Coder (CPC), Certified Coding Professional (CCP), Certified Coding Specialist-Physician based (CCS-P) or equivalent certification from AAPC, AHIMA or other acceptable professional organization
- 2 years in an education position preferred
- Clinical experience a plus
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