Overview

The Coder II, Inpatient is responsible for coding inpatient accounts with a balance less than $90,000 including Rehab and accounts that fall into the Inpatient Coder I category, performs the functions of coding, DRG assignment, collection of predefined indicators and abstracting medical records with a case mix greater than 1.5, provides timely and accurate ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS codes for reimbursement and specific information for statistical purposes. Remains current with recognized resources - AHA Coding Clinic and Official Coding Guidelines. Groups discharges utilizing the 3M encoder selecting the appropriate DRG for reimbursement. Communicates with physicians and clinical staff regarding coding and documentation issues.
Department Description

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EOE

**Eligible remote states include NC, FL, GA, SC, SD, TN, TX and VA.**

Licensure

Registered Health Information Administrator Or Registered Health Information Technician Or Certified Professional Coder Or Certified Coding Specialist Required - And Certified Professional Coder Or Certified Coding Specialist Required - With High School Diploma
Education

High School Diploma or Equivalent Required - And Associate's Degree Health Information Management Or Bachelor's Degree Health Information Management Preferred
Experience

3 Years Coding - Inpatient Required - With High School Diploma And 2 Years Coding - Inpatient Required - With Preferred Education
Registered Health Information Administrator Or Registered Health Information Technician Or Certified Professional Coder Or Certified Coding Specialist Required - And Certified Professional Coder Or Certified Coding Specialist Required - With High School Diploma