Coordinate coding audits and education functions for LCMC system coding services, managing edit and denial coding work queues for inpatient, outpatient and ambulatory records.
Responsibilities
Review cases for accurate coding and sequencing of ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT codes
Work coding edits work queues and provide feedback and education to coding staff
Utilize retrospective edit tool to address documentation issues
Review discrepancies between Clinical Documentation Specialist (CDS) DRG and Coder DRG
Supporting and enhancing the activities of the CPT Editorial Panel and/or the CPT Editorial Assistant Board in maintaining the CPT code set by working with national medical specialty societies, non-physician professional organizations, public and private payers, pharmaceutical and device manufactures, and other high profile stakeholders.
Compensation
the salary range for this position is $99,410-$131,637
Responsibilities
Serve as counsel and support to the CPT Editorial Panel to develop and maintain the CPT code set, including preparation of highly complex code change proposals, active facilitation of Panel Workgroups and industry focused caucuses involving multiple stakeholders.
Assist in preparing legislative and regulatory presentations and testimony on physician coding issues and development of Panel minutes that forms the basis for all CPT products
Maintain CPT roadmap and develops content release information.
Serve as the primary liaison and subject matter expert to the national medical specialty societies, public and private payers, AMA members, healthcare financing stakeholders, and internal AMA groups on highly complex and high profile issues related to the CPT code set.
Investigate, analyze and communicate complex health care policies associated with the delivery and reporting of health care services and procedures that impacts the use of the CPT code set by physicians and non-physician health care professionals.
We are seeking a Digital Archivist, Historical Systems to support the preservation, organization, and accessibility of historical hardware and software information. This role will design and implement a structured framework for organizing technical records, engineering documentation, source materials, and institutional knowledge related to legacy systems and platforms.
Compensation
Pay Range: $35—$55 USD
Responsibilities
Design and maintain metadata schemas for historical hardware and software assets.
Develop taxonomies, controlled vocabularies, naming conventions, and classification frameworks.
Create standards for organizing engineering, development, and technical documentation.
Establish relationships between platforms, software, peripherals, technical specifications, source materials, and supporting documentation.
Develop data dictionaries and supporting documentation to ensure consistent metadata application.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in library & information science, Archives, Museum Studies, Information Management, History, Technical Communication, or a related field
Nice to have: Archives & Records Management certification
