Project Coordinator, Audit

Triwill Group; United States; On-site; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary: $75,000–$90,000 annually

Remote work within United States

Travel up to 30%

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Partner Company in the United States is seeking a Project Coordinator for audit projects, working remotely with travel up to 30%. The role combines project coordination, healthcare coding audit expertise, quality review, and client support.

You will mentor auditors, facilitate education sessions, and help resolve issues throughout the audit lifecycle, contributing to high-quality audit outcomes and strong client relationships.

Qualifications

• Healthcare coding knowledge required.
• Experience with audit projects in healthcare setting is preferred.
• Strong communication and client-facing abilities.

Responsibilities

• Manage coding audit projects: establish timelines, coordinate tools, and monitor progress.
• Coordinate client relationships: address questions, communicate findings, and ensure understanding of results.
• Support audit teams: enable remote access, provide ongoing project support, and assign auditors as needed.
• Ensure quality and consistency: prepare audit summaries and review recommendations across projects.
• Mentor auditors: provide training and conduct peer reviews to improve skills.
• Support operational administration: assist with time, attendance, and production tracking.

Skills

Healthcare coding

Project management

Microsoft Office

Healthcare audit

Communication skills

Client-service mindset

Organization

Travel readiness

Tools

Encoder/Grouper software

Job description

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Project Coordinator, Audit based in United States.

This role supports healthcare coding audit projects from planning through final delivery, helping ensure projects stay organized, accurate, and on schedule.

You’ll coordinate timelines, tools, communications, and deliverables across clients and auditing teams.

The position combines project coordination, coding audit expertise, quality review, and client-facing support.

You’ll also mentor auditors, facilitate education sessions, and help resolve issues throughout the audit lifecycle.

Your work will contribute to consistent audit outcomes, strong client relationships, and continuous improvement of audit services.

The environment is collaborative, service-oriented, and focused on delivering high-quality results in a healthcare setting.

The role is primarily remote, with travel of up to 30% required.

Accountabilities

• Manage coding audit projects: Establish project timelines, coordinate audit tools and processes, communicate expectations to auditors and clients, monitor progress against deadlines, and provide regular status updates to audit leadership and clients.
• Coordinate client relationships: Address client questions and project issues, communicate audit findings and recommendations, participate in exit conferences and coding education sessions, and ensure clients clearly understand final results.
• Support audit teams: Help auditors establish remote access, provide ongoing project support, identify issues requiring management attention, and recommend appropriate auditor assignments.
• Ensure quality and consistency: Prepare audit summary reports, review preliminary and final audit recommendations, provide feedback to auditors, and promote consistency across projects and audit teams.
• Contribute to auditing activities: Perform coding audits and educational sessions when needed and provide additional client support based on project requirements.
• Mentor and develop colleagues: Train new auditors, conduct annual peer-to-peer reviews, provide feedback and education, and support colleagues in using audit software and related tools.
• Support operational administration: Assist management with accurate time, attendance, and production tracking.
• Contribute to service growth: Identify opportunities to expand coding audit services and provide recommendations for improvements to audit software, reporting, and data analytics capabilities.

Requirements

• Healthcare coding expertise: Strong knowledge of ICD-10 and CPT coding and PPS reimbursement methodologies, including MS-DRG, APR-DRG, APC, and RBRVS.
• Project management experience: At least 1 year of experience managing contract deliverables or comparable projects within a healthcare environment.
• Technical proficiency: Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Healthcare audit experience: Familiarity with coding audits, client-facing audit processes, and healthcare revenue cycle environments.
• Communication skills: Excellent interpersonal, presentation, speaking, written communication, and problem-solving abilities, with confidence interacting with clients, managers, providers, and internal teams.
• Client-service mindset: Demonstrated professionalism, dependability, flexibility, customer focus, willingness to learn, and commitment to high-quality results.
• Organization and independence: Ability to manage multiple priorities, maintain strong attention to detail, and remain self-motivated while working toward project goals.
• Preferred experience: Experience across patient modalities, particularly Professional Fee coding, as well as familiarity with encoder/grouper software and large teaching or university healthcare facilities.
• Travel and physical requirements: Ability to travel up to 30% and perform duties involving periods of sitting, standing, walking, reaching, speaking, and handling materials up to 25 pounds.

Benefits

• Salary: $75,000–$90,000 annually, with actual compensation based on factors such as location, experience, certifications, and skills.
• Remote work: Primarily remote position within the United States.
• Professional development: Opportunities to develop expertise in healthcare coding, auditing, project management, and related technologies.
• Career growth: Exposure to client management, audit leadership, colleague mentoring, service development, and process improvement.
• Collaborative environment: Work alongside healthcare audit professionals in a service-focused and results-oriented setting.
• Client impact: Contribute directly to improving healthcare organizations’ coding accuracy, financial performance, and operational outcomes.
• Travel opportunities: Up to 30% travel, including travel by air, train, or automobile as required by projects.