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Prestige Billing Services Ltd. is hiring: Medical Coder in New York

Posted 2 days ago

prestige billing servicesNew York (NY)

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About the role

Remote PositionMedical Coder Reports toCoding Manager and Executive Director Employment TypeNon-Exempt RequirementsEquivalent of Diploma Two to three years of related compliance experience Knowledge of CPT and ICD‑10 coding Medical Coding Certification, CPC and CEDC preferred
Position Summary: Reviews medical records for completeness and to abstract and code clinical data, such as diseases, operations, procedures, and therapies, using standard classification systems. Key ResponsibilitiesAttend periodic staff meetings Comply with work rules Maintain established productivity and quality standards—20 charts per hour Complete other duties that may vary from time to time assigned by your supervisor Participate in compliance activities Coding DutiesAssign CPT and ICD‑10‑CM in accordance with established payer guidelines Participate in peer review of coded medical records Review physician documentation for completeness Provide feedback to physician’s individual and/or as a group Assist billing staff in reviewing denials for CPT, ICD‑10 and modifiers Assist in new physician orientation DenialsCoordinate and collate denials for CPT, ICD‑10 and modifiers Assist with monitoring and resolving any coding or corporate compliance concerns
Additional Responsibilities: Assist the Coding Manager and Executive Director as needed to support and promote the goals of Prestige Billing Services

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