Analyst-Revenue Integrity

Baptist; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Baptist in Memphis seeks a Revenue Integrity Analyst to help maximize value across clinical areas, focusing on charge capture, coding accuracy, and compliance with Medicare and payer guidelines.

You will collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to ensure timely, high-quality revenue cycle processes while maintaining regulatory standards and performance targets.

Qualifications

• A minimum of 3 years in the healthcare industry with a working knowledge of hospital and/or physician revenue cycle functions.
• A minimum of 6 years in the healthcare industry with a working knowledge of hospital and/or physician revenue cycle functions.
• Experience with Medicare IPPS/OPPS guidelines and related regulatory knowledge; Excel proficiency.
• Licensure in nursing or allied health, and applicable coding certifications.

Responsibilities

• Work across departments to implement new workflows and ensure accurate charge processes.
• Own and coordinate account and claim edit work queues with clinical operations staff.
• Serve as a liaison for clinical charging and billing guidance per payer rules.
• Review patient records for charge capture and resolve billing edits with clinical documentation.
• Promote service excellence and identify process improvements for outcomes.

Skills

Revenue integrity

Healthcare coding

Regulatory compliance

Education

Associate degree or equivalent (5+ years in hospital/physician setting)

Bachelor’s degree in Health Information Management or Nursing

Job description

Revenue integrity professionals will create value for our clinical areas, principally in revenue recovery and claim acceleration. This role requires extensive knowledge of Medicare Integrated Outpatient Code Editor (I/OCE) associated with Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS), Ambulatory Payment Classification (APC), HCPCS Modifier, and quarterly Revenue Code additions, changes, and deletions.Accountable for assigned and delegated reports and completion from senior leadership and/or department director. Assist the Revenue Integrity Coordinator to ensure consistency in delivering services efficiently, timely, and great quality to all hospitals and BMH entities. Assist the Revenue Integrity Coordinator to ensure the integrity of the processes and that federal and state compliance is met in regards to charging and billing practices for healthcare services. Strives to reach and maintain department goals at the highest standard in all areas of responsibility, task, and patient satisfaction as set by Administration and Corporate expectation. Takes initiatives to improve processes, strives for positive customer outcomes. Leads by example.Responsible for all shifts, 7 days/week, 24 hours/day.

Responsibilities

• The revenue integrity analyst will work throughout the organization with all types of departments to ensure the implementation of any newly implemented workflows and procedures to assure accurate charge processes are maintained, and achieving the organization’s financial goals.
• Has joint ownership of assigned account and claim edit work queues, clinical departments and continually coordinates between administrative and clinical operations staff to ensure accounts have the correct coding, billing, payment and charge captures.
• Serves a resource and liaison for clinical charging and financial areas as related to appropriate coding and charge capture compliance based upon regulatory, coding, and billing guidelines by payer.
• Review patient medical records for charge capture and resolution of charge department billing edits in conjunction with reviewing clinical documentation to validate missing charges.
• Demonstrates Service First characteristics to all. Sets example for department and other hospital personnel. Identifies opportunities for improvement resulting in enhanced service and customer satisfaction.
• Performs related accountabilities/responsibilities as required or directed without complaint.

Specifications

Experience

• A minimum of 3 years in the healthcare industry with a working knowledge of hospital and/or physician revenue cycle functions.
• A minimum of 6 years in the healthcare industry with a working knowledge of hospital and/or physician revenue cycle functions.

Education

• Associate Degree or equivalent experience of 5 years or more working in a hospital/physician office setting
• Bachelor’s degree in Health Information Management or Nursing.

Training

• Working knowledge of current medicare, medicaid, and other regulatory IPPS/OPPS guidelines and requirements; nThrive Knowledge Source application; Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products. Attention to Excel application; Knowledge of the different types of clinical settings; Knowledge of facility and professional billing claim forms, fields, and values; Knowledge of facility and professional billing requirements; Knowledge of medical coding rules and regulations.

Special Skills

Licensure

• LPN or RN
• Certified Coding Specialist-Hospital-Based (CCS-H), Certified Outpatient Coder (COC), Certified Professional Coder (CPC), RHIT, or RHIA