Remote Inpatient Coding Auditor — Audit, Analyze & Educate

International Association of Insurance Professionals (IAIP); Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

UASI is seeking an experienced facility inpatient Coding Auditor to perform inpatient coding audits and reviews from a home office, serving client sites remotely. The role involves identifying audit trends, researching documentation, and presenting findings to clients.

Ideal candidates have RHIA/RHIT or CCS certifications, 2–5 years of inpatient audits, strong communication, and the ability to work independently while meeting deadlines and HIPAA requirements.

Qualifications

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills including the ability to communicate with confidence on site and via webinar/conference calls.
• Strong computer skills including the ability to utilize UASI audit software and transfer files securely per HIPAA policies.

Responsibilities

• Work with clients performing coding audit and/or review services on a variety of Inpatient facility record types
• Identify trends based on coding audit and review findings and formulate recommendations for corrective action plans
• Perform necessary research to provide to the client to support findings (e.g., CMS transmittals, program memorandums)
• Provide in-service education to clients on specific coding trends identified, as requested
• Assist in the design and presentation of educational seminars to clients and staff
• Collaborate with HIM Consulting Division on senior level projects such as ICD-10 assessment and analysis, tool development for audits, staff education, and coding content creation

Skills

Communication skills

HIPAA compliance

Education

RHIA

RHIT

CCS

Tools

UASI audit software

Job description

UASI is seeking an experienced facility inpatient Coding Auditor to perform inpatient coding audits and reviews from a home office, serving client sites remotely. The role involves identifying audit trends, researching documentation, and presenting findings to clients.

Ideal candidates have RHIA/RHIT or CCS certifications, 2–5 years of inpatient audits, strong communication, and the ability to work independently while meeting deadlines and HIPAA requirements.