Remote Oncology ProFee Coder (Contract-to-Hire)

Medasource; Alpharetta, Northern (GA, KY); Hybrid; USD 39,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly compensation

401(k) matching

Medical/dental/vision plans

HSA and DCA options

Paid holidays

Paid time off

Job summary

Medasource is seeking a ProFee Coder – Oncology for a remote, 3-month contract to hire engagement. The role emphasizes accurate Oncology coding, E/M guidance, and compliance, with flexible hours in a 8am–5pm window and a start date of 11/2/2026.

The successful candidate will interpret anatomy and pathophysiology relevant to Oncology, apply coding rules, and collaborate with providers to resolve discrepancies while maintaining a minimum 95% accuracy rate.

Qualifications

• Minimum of two years of Oncology coding experience.
• Active AHIMA or AAPC credential required.
• Proficient in E/M coding for Oncology and related rules.
• Strong knowledge of anatomy and physiology in Oncology context.

Responsibilities

• Apply Oncology E/M coding guidelines to services.
• Use oncology-specific procedures, modifiers, and bundling rules.
• Maintain at least 95% coding accuracy while meeting production standards.
• Utilize MS Office and EHR for coding and documentation.
• Ensure compliance with coding regulations and internal policies.
• Collaborate with providers to resolve coding discrepancies.

Skills

E/M coding

Oncology coding

Procedural coding

Modifiers & bundling

Anatomy, physiology

EHR systems

MS Office

Education

AHIMA RHIA/RHIT/CCS/CCA or AAPC CPC/COC/CCS-P

Tools

EHR software

Coding applications

Job description

Medasource is seeking a ProFee Coder – Oncology for a remote, 3-month contract to hire engagement. The role emphasizes accurate Oncology coding, E/M guidance, and compliance, with flexible hours in a 8am–5pm window and a start date of 11/2/2026.

The successful candidate will interpret anatomy and pathophysiology relevant to Oncology, apply coding rules, and collaborate with providers to resolve discrepancies while maintaining a minimum 95% accuracy rate.