Bertrand Chaffee is hiring: Certified Coder in New York

Posted 15 days ago

bertrand chaffeeNew York (NY)

Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$23.49 - $25.32

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About the role

Certified Medical Coder, Springville NY Per Diem. Bertrand Chaffee Hospital is searching for a Per Diem Certified Professional Coder to join our team. All candidates must have substantial experience and require limited training. Per Diem staff will work a flexible schedule that meets performance expectations. Compensation $23.49 - $25.32 based on experience. Our Certified Medical Coders (CPC or CPC-A) provide quality review and analysis of a wide range of patient medical records ensuring accuracy of coding and maintaining records in accordance with accepted medical and legal standards. Code cases utilizing ICD-10 CM classification systems. Code outpatient and specialty services in an accurate and productive manner according to Federal, State, American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and hospital guidelines. Must be willing to work outside of traditional scope of activities when necessary to support department or hospital functions and when qualified to do so.

Requirements: Must hold and maintain current Certified Professional Coder (CPC) credential.

Strong computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite. Bertrand Chaffee Hospital Campus is a community-governed non-profit healthcare campus dedicated to providing essential health resources to our community.

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