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Clinical Document Specialist (CDIS): under the supervision of the leadership of the Director of Health Information Management or designee is responsible to review medical records for appropriate documentation that will assist to enhance appropriate documentation that will enhance reimbursement, and improve documentation in order to be in-compliance with regulatory agencies and reduce denials.
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Create and maintain project documentation, including memos, lien waivers, and other project-related documents. This is a great opportunity for an entry level project role to support the project team for tasks including organizing, reviewing, and compiling all the necessary backup documentation needed for payment from our energy Customers.
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Operational Management: Oversee the operations and strategic planning of the Clinical Documentation and Reimbursement (CDR) and Health Information Management (HIM) Departments. We are seeking a dedicated and skilled RN: Director of Clinical Documentation Reimbursement to join our team in Bronx, NY. This role is integral to ensuring the highest quality of care and compliance with all regulatory requirements.
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Previous experience in billing, documentation administration, or project administration is required. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, such as project managers, finance, to ensure accurate and timely billing and documentation.
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Collaborates with coding staff as needed to determine appropriate DRG and required documentation. Certified Clinical Documentation Specialist (CCDS) or certification within two (2) years of eligibility.
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This is a great opportunity for an entry level project role to support the project team for tasks including organizing, reviewing, and compiling all the necessary backup documentation needed for payment from our Customers.
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This is a great opportunity for an entry level project role to support the project team for tasks including organizing, reviewing, and compiling all the necessary backup documentation needed for payment from the energy customers.
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Review and confirm compliance on project documentation from general contractors and service providers, such as certified payroll, insurance certifications, permits, and other project-related documents.
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Largest not-for-profit Elderly Care program in the nation is looking to add a Documentation Coordinator to their team. Largest not-for-profit Elderly Care program in the nation is looking to add a Documentation Coordinator to their team.
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A Day treatment facility located in Brooklyn, NY is looking for an Clinical Documentation Collector. The Clinical Documentation Collector - Temp will be responsible for visiting patients' homes within the designated region to collect signed clinical documents.
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