Wisconsin Licensed Clinical Documentation Specialist
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
Wisconsin Licensed Clinical Documentation Specialist
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virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
To enhance clinical documentation standards, the full-time Wisconsin Licensed Clinical Documentation Specialist will communicate with healthcare teams to clarify and obtain necessary documentation while performing in-depth chart reviews remotely during weekdays with no weekend shifts.
Key responsibilities:
Collaborate with healthcare teams to identify and resolve missing or unclear documentation in medical records
Conduct comprehensive chart reviews to ensure accurate representation of severity of illness and complexity of care
Provide education and support regarding clinical documentation improvement and coding guidelines
Required qualifications:
Valid Registered Nurse license in Wisconsin
Minimum of two years of acute care hospital experience
Experience in critical care, general medical, or surgical nursing
Familiarity with criteria-based chart reviews and clinical documentation improvement
Knowledge of ICD code assignment and DRG assignment is preferred
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