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Job Summary:   The Coder II is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for ED admissions. - Can code ancillary charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related· questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary:   The Coder II is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for ED admissions. - Can code ancillary charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related· questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary:   The Coder II is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for ED admissions. - Can code ancillary charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related· questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary:   The Coder II is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for ED admissions. - Can code ancillary charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related· questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary:   The Coder II is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for ED admissions. - Can code ancillary charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related· questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder III is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for Same Day Surgery, Wound Care, IVR, CIVR (specialty), Observation admissions following official coding guidelines. - Can also code ancillary and/or emergency department charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for the visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis and surgical procedures. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed, and queries physicians when appropriate. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses, ICD-10-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets KPl's. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder II level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder III is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies. - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for Same Day Surgery, Wound Care, IVR, CIVR (specialty), Observation admissions following official coding guidelines. - Can also code ancillary and/or emergency department charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for the visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis and surgical procedures. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed, and queries physicians when appropriate. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses, ICD-10-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets KPl's. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder II level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Assists with OSHPD correction. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Position Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   Principle Duties and Accountabilities: - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Position Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   Principle Duties and Accountabilities: - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Position Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   Principle Duties and Accountabilities: - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Job Summary: The Coder IV is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for inpatient admissions. - Can also code ancillary, emergency department, same-day surgery, and observation charts if needed. - Review provider documentation to determine the principal diagnosis, co-morbidities and complications, secondary conditions and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-IO-CM diagnoses, ICD-IO-PCS as appropriate, and CPT-4 for procedures. - Understanding of ICD10 Coding in relation to DRGs - Abstract additional data elements during the chart review process when coding, as needed - Utilize technical coding principals and MS-DRG reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10- CM diagnoses and ICD- IO-PCS procedures. - Ensure accurate coding by clarifying diagnosis _and procedural information through an established query process if necessary. - Assign Present on Admission (POA) value for inpatient diagnoses. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Identifies non-payment conditions; Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HAC), Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) following, report through established procedures. - Collaborate in the DRG Mismatch process with the Clinical Documentation Improvement team. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. - Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets regulatory requirements. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Adhere to and maintain required levels of performance in both Coding accuracy and productivity. - Review and maintain a record of charts coded, held, and/or missing - Provide documentation feedback to Providers, as needed - Participate in Coding department meetings and educational events. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder III level. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Position Summary: The Coder I is a member of the Health Information Management Team responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS, and other regulatory agencies.   Principle Duties and Accountabilities: - Assign codes for diagnoses, treatments, and procedures according to the appropriate classification system for Ancillary admissions. - Review provider documentation to determine the reason for the visit, first listed and secondary diagnosis codes and surgical procedures following official coding guidelines. - Provide documentation feedback to providers, as needed. - Utilize technical coding principals and APC reimbursement expertise to assign appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnoses and CPT codes for procedures. - Extract required information from source documentation and enter into encoder and abstracting system. - Review documentation to verify and when necessary, correct the patient disposition upon discharge. Prioritize work to ensure the timeframe of medical record coding meets established KPI's. - Serve as a resource for coding related questions as appropriate. - Meet performance and quality standards at the Coder I level. - Participate in department meetings and educational events. - Abide by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information  Management Association (AHIMA) and adheres to official coding guidelines. Assists with OSHPD correction. - Other duties as assigned that have a direct impact on our ability to decrease the DNFB and support Revenue Cycle, including but not limited to charge validation, observation calculations, etc..

Coder 2 is a member of the Health Information Management Team (HIM) responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS and other regulatory agencies. This position is represented by SEIU, Local 1107 and is covered by the terms and conditions of the applicable collective bargaining agreement.

Coder 4 is a member of the Health Information Management Team (HIM) responsible for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of clinical coding, validating the information in the databases for outcome management and specialty registries, across the entire integrated healthcare system. The purpose of this position is to apply the appropriate diagnostic and procedural codes to individual patient health information records for data retrieval, analysis and claims processing. This position is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies within the Dignity Health organization, TJC, CMS and other regulatory agencies. This position is represented by SEIU, Local 1107 and is covered by the terms and conditions of the applicable collective bargaining agreement.

Position Summary:   Responsible for the preparation, review, tracking and administration of Community Contracting arrangements. Serves as liaison between corporate legal department, Dignity Health area leaders, community practices and community physicians. Reviews and processes financial reports for community practices. Monitors and secures necessary approvals and ensures that the organization's policies and procedures are followed. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.   Responsibilities include: - Administers community contracting process for service areas from initial explanation of package to final closure letter. - Submits electronic legal service requests (ELSR) and tracks contracts and related documents, from draft through full execution and distribution. Identifies missing or erroneous information as part of submission process. - Establishes and maintains relationships with community physicians, community practices and hospitals in the service area. - Participates in meetings with Dignity Health legal counsel regarding community recruitment contracting, processes and issues. - Reviews financial reports, performs incremental expense calculations and determines if expenses and revenue are appropriate. - Works with community practice or provider regarding questions, missing information or discrepancies. - Requests payments to provider or practice through Accounts Payable. - Tracks financial report submissions and payments to ensure all are received and paid timely. - Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Summary: Creates communications programs that effectively describe and promote the organization and its products including graphics, brochures, company or product fact sheets, logos, or other promotional products. Manages the research and development of content for publication of products. Develops external media relations and establishing rapport to present a positive image of the organization to external sources. Principal Duties and Accountabilities: - Manages the research and development of content for publication of products. Creating, implementing and overseeing communications programs that effectively describe and promote the organization and its products. - Developing external media relations and establishing rapport to present a positive image of the organization to external sources. - Reviewing media coverage and overseeing press releases for publication to external sources. - Overseeing work of internal publication to ensure timely and accurate portrayal of messages and materials. Manages the research and development of content for publication of products. #DHLeader

- Responsible for meeting all of the DHMSO Job Standards described below. - Prepares, enters and maintains provider contract information in all appropriate information systems and hardcopy files, insuring that information is readily available for reference by DHMSO staff by all appropriate means, including hardcopy and electronic. - Negotiates provider contract language and contract rates. - Acts as a resource for internal departments as well as external organizations and customers on contract interpretation and contract modification. - Organizes and attends meetings as necessary, including responsibility for agenda, minutes and handouts. - Performs and completes general office work, including clerical tasks such as filing, composing correspondence, contracts, and other related documents. - Secures one case agreement with non-contracted providers as requested. - Insures that supplies and equipment necessary to complete work assignments are available for continuity of workflow and cost effectiveness. - Provides support to designated management staff as assigned. - Assists with special projects as assigned.   #MISSIONCRITICAL