Manager, Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI)

OverviewManager, Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) Shape the future of clinical documentation and coding excellence.📍 Location: Leesburg, FL💻 Work Style: Hybrid (Onsite & Remote)The CDI Manager provides strategic leadership for the Clinical Documentation Integrity program, driving provider engagement, operational excellence, and coding compliance. This role leads and develops CDI staff, champions process improvements, and ensures accurate, timely, and compliant clinical documentation.Partnering closely with clinical, coding, and administrative teams, the CDI Manager plays a critical role in optimizing documentation quality, supporting regulatory standards, and enhancing overall organizational performance.ResponsibilitiesKey ResponsibilitiesLead the medical coding team to ensure accurate and timely coding in compliance with established standards and regulations. Develop, implement, and enforce coding policies and procedures. Coordinate ongoing training programs to enhance coder knowledge and expertise. Monitor productivity and accuracy metrics to support quality improvement initiatives. Collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to resolve coding issues and improve documentation. Ensure compliance with HIPAA regulations and maintain strict confidentiality standards. Review complex coding cases and conduct audits to maintain compliance with healthcare coding guidelines. QualificationsMinimum Education Graduate of an accredited school of nursing with current LPN or RN licensure preferred, or active coding certification required (e.g., CCS-P, CPC, CRC, CDEO, or equivalent)Qualifications5+ years of experience in medical coding, including leadership or management of coding teamsStrong expertise in coding policies, procedures, and regulatory complianceExperience coordinating coder training, auditing, and quality assurance programsKnowledge of HIPAA regulations and confidentiality requirementsStrong problem-solving skills with the ability to resolve complex coding issues and documentation discrepancies