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State Licensed CDI Specialist

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virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

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About the role

Collaborating with healthcare professionals, the full-time State Licensed CDI Specialist will enhance the quality and accuracy of clinical documentation while working remotely, focusing on chart reviews, query placements, and adherence to coding guidelines.
Key responsibilities: Conduct clinical documentation tasks, ensuring productivity and quality standards are met Review medical records for completeness and accuracy, issuing queries when necessary Analyze findings to identify potential root causes of documentation errors
Required qualifications: Current clinical license (RN) and CCDS, CDEI, or CDIP certification required or willingness to obtain within 6 months Minimum of two years CDI experience and two years clinical experience in an acute care setting preferred Experience with EMRs and telecommuting Strong analytical skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office Minimum three years CDI experience in IP CDI reviews required for coding professionals with CCS or RHIT/RHIA credentials

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