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About the role

To support clinical documentation improvement efforts, the full-time Clinical Documentation Specialist will conduct comprehensive chart reviews, collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure accurate documentation, and initiate physician queries as needed, all while working remotely.
Key responsibilities: Perform daily, concurrent reviews of inpatient records to ensure accurate documentation for coding compliance Collaborate with coders and other healthcare staff to identify documentation gaps and initiate queries for clarification Update and maintain working DRG assignments based on documentation and physician responses
Required qualifications: University degree with 2-4 years of relevant experience; graduate-level education may be required for some roles Current RN, MD, or equivalent certification (MBBS), or CCS credential 4+ years of direct patient care experience in inpatient settings, critical care, or strong med-surg experience 2+ years of prior clinical documentation improvement (CDI) experience Familiarity with encoder and DRG assignment, along with knowledge of official coding guidelines

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