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SUNY Upstate Medical University in New York invites a Coding Supervisor to lead coding services within the Department of Emergency Medicine and affiliated practices. The role oversees coding staff, ensures coding accuracy and compliance, and supports documentation improvement to optimize reimbursement.
The successful candidate will serve as the department's coding and documentation subject matter expert, fostering a collaborative, high-performing environment focused on quality and continuous
The Coding Supervisor provides strategic and operational leadership for coding services within the Department of Emergency Medicine and affiliated specialty practices. This position is responsible for managing coding staff, ensuring coding accuracy and compliance, supporting provider documentation improvement, and optimizing reimbursement through effective coding and auditing practices.
The successful candidate will serve as the department's coding and documentation subject matter expert while fostering a collaborative, high-performing work environment focused on quality, accountability, and continuous improvement.
Remote Work Available.
Two - Three days per week required in office.
Associate degree in Health Information Management or comparable related experience.
Bachelor's degree in Health Information Management
Monday through Friday daytime hours
Our benefits package includes health, dental and vision insurance, eligibility for employer 401k funding after 1 year (3% quarterly/5% annual on vesting schedule), tuition reimbursement, generous paid time off, including vacation and personal time, paid sick leave, holidays and floating holidays
L1: $60,406 - $82,250
Please note the salary information shown is a general guideline only. Salaries are based upon candidate skills, experience, and qualifications, as well as internal equity, market and business considerations. The salary range depicted is based on full time, 1.0 FTE and would be prorated accordingly for less than 1.0 FTE.