Risk Adjustment Coder

The Risk Adjustment Coder ensures coding is accurate and properly supported by clinical documentation within the health record.Reviews medical records to report conditions that map to HCCs by reviewing medical record documentation and applying the appropriate ICD-10 diagnosis codes.Follows state and federal regulations as well as internal policies and guidelines while analyzing coding information and medical records.Works on projects that may include making phone calls to providers.Works within broad guidelines with little oversight.Demonstrates a professional demeanor, strong work ethic, and is a reliable team player with a positive attitude.Utilizes effective written and verbal communication skills.Demonstrates Proficiency in using computers and relevant technology including the ability to navigate multiple software applications and perform tasks using digital tools.Participates on special projects, in addition to daily responsibilities.Associates may be required to work mandatory overtime to meet business needs and ensure timely completion of operational tasks.Required QualificationsAt least one of the certifications from AAPC or AHIMAMust maintain annual continuing education requirements and remain in good standing with the coding credentialing body, AAPC or AHIMA.Must be able to work 40 hours a week, Monday – Friday, with the ability to work mandatory overtime as needed to support business needs.Must be able to work effectively and independently without distractions.Must demonstrate Proficiency in using computers and relevant technology including the ability to navigate multiple software applications and perform tasks using digital tools.