Georgia Licensed Clinical Coder

Job Summary

To support a transformative approach to primary care, the full-time Clinical Documentation Coder will review and analyze diagnostic information in patient charts, ensuring compliance with coding guidelines and identifying opportunities for improved coding accuracy in a remote setting.

Key responsibilities

• Review, analyze, and code diagnostic information in patient charts while identifying coding opportunities for accuracy
• Validate missed coding opportunities and ensure compliance with established coding guidelines and regulations
• Audit patient charts to ensure accurate coding practices are followed

Required qualifications

• GED or Bachelor's degree (preferred)
• Professional Coding Certification such as CPC, CCS, or CCS-P required; CRC certification is a plus
• A minimum of 1 year of experience in advanced professional coding, with HCC coding experience required
• Experience providing coding education in an outpatient environment, preferably in a Primary Care Practice
• Proficient with payer policies, Electronic Health Records, and technology tools such as Microsoft Office