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Yale Cancer Center seeks a Medical Billing Auditor to coordinate audits for Yale Medicine Administration. This remote position requires expertise in ICD-10 and CPT-4 coding, strong communication skills, and data analysis capabilities. A Bachelor’s degree and 5 years’ experience in a relevant field are mandatory.
Responsibilities include conducting audits, evaluating billing compliance, and training staff in accurate coding. CPC certification is required or must be obtained within the first year.
Coordinate and conduct medical billing audits for the Yale Medicine Administration. Evaluate medical billing, coding and documentation for 18 clinical departments under the direction of the Compliance Officer. Provide training and feedback to physicians and departmental personnel who have responsibilities with billing activities. This opportunity is currently remote (work from home, in or outside CT) for a position located in CT. CPC required. If the candidate does not currently hold a CPC certification, it is expected to be obtained within 6 months to 1 year after hire.
Bachelor's in Health Care Management, Finance, Business or Nursing or a related field. Five years’ experience in multi-specialty group practice, academic plan or hospital or an equivalent combination of educational and experience.
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