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HIM ANALYST/CODER Job at Burnett Medical Center Inc in Houston

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burnett medical centerHouston (TX)

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Description: Burnett Medical Center is currently seeking a full-time HIM Analyst/Coder for our HIM department. SHIFT & HOURS : Full-time, 8am-4:30pm position, M-F;  This is an in-house position. JOB SUMMARY Codes discharged patient records for the purpose of maintenance of indices, reimbursement, research and compliance with State and Federal regulations according to diagnosis, operations and procedures using ICD-10-CM, CPT, and other classification systems and analyzes and reviews records for completeness. This is a benefit-eligible position including PTO, health, dental, vision, employer-paid life and employer-paid short-term disability insurance along with up to a 3% match in our 401k retirement plan. Requirements:
QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum two (2) years coding experience
Completed training in ICD-10-CM and PCS, and CPT-4/HCPCS coding.  CCS or CPC or RHIT certification required. Must demonstrate ability to work with physicians, hospital business office and medical center personnel in a highly professional manner.  Experience with electronic medical records, abstraction, and an encoder preferred. Epic experience preferred. PI062097416005-38271-41638694

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