Inpatient Coding Auditor; PRN

Overview

Join Our Award-Winning Team and Work with the Best! We are thrilled to share that UASI has been recognized as a Top Workplace by the Cincinnati Enquirer in 2022, 2023 and 2024. With over 40 years of experience and enduring partnerships with our valued clients, we are proud of the stability we’ve built and the long-term success of our dedicated team.

We are currently seeking an experienced facility inpatient Coding Auditor to join our team on a PRN basis. The Coding Auditor will perform inpatient coding audits and review services to client sites remotely from a home office.

• Work with clients performing coding audit and/or review services on a variety of inpatient facility record types
• Identify trends based on coding audit and review findings and formulate recommendations for corrective action plans
• Perform necessary research to support findings, including online searches and pulling CMS transmittals and program memorandums
• Provide in-service education to clients on specific coding trends identified, as requested
• Assist in the design and presentation of educational seminars to clients and staff
• Collaborate with HIM Consulting Division on senior‑level projects such as ICD-10 assessment and analysis, development of tools for the audit process, education for staff, coding test material for applicants, and coding content for client articles with coding advice

• RHIA, RHIT or CCS certification
• 2-5 years’ minimum experience performing inpatient facility audits and reviews in addition to prior coding experience
• Initiative to perform research to maintain a high level of knowledge and skill
• Ability to remain impartial and objective in finalizing and presenting audit findings
• Willingness to take ownership of responsibilities and deadlines
• Strong computer skills including the use of UASI audit software and secure file transfer in compliance with HIPAA policies
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate confidently on site and via webinar/conference calls

At UASI, we offer HIM professionals a balance of an exciting and fulfilling role that challenges you to utilize and enhance your expertise, with the flexibility and comfort of working from home. We provide a dynamic work environment, career development, strong leadership and competitive salaries.

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