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St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking a full-time Clinic Coder for our Central Business Office. The coder will review clinical documentation and diagnostic reports to extract data and apply ICD/CPT codes, modifiers, and discharge dispositions for billing, reporting, and regulatory compliance.
Requirements include a high school diploma (Associate degree in Medical Coding preferred). CPC/COC certifications are required. Background in medical billing, terminology, and anatomy is strongly recommended.
Clinic Coder - HIMG-CBO (Full Time) - 7302
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St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking a full timeClinic Coder for our Central Business Office. Under the supervision of the Director of Health Information Management or authorized designee, is responsible for reviewing clinical documentation and diagnostic reports to extract data and apply appropriate ICD, CPT codes, modifiers, discharge dispositions, and other coding schemes to medical records for billing, internal and external reporting, research and regulatory compliance activities.
Education Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent required. Associate’s degree in Medical Coding preferred but not required.
Experience:
Background in medical billing, terminology, and anatomy is strongly recommended.
Certifications/Skills:
CPC-A, COC-A, CPC or COC required. Additional specialty certifications will be used to show proficiency and count as experience in the certified specialty.
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