Role Description
The Outpatient Clinical Documentation (CDI) Manager is responsible for managing, coordinating, and performing day-to-day operations for the outpatient clinical documentation improvement program across the multi-facility integrated healthcare delivery system. Day-to-day operations include:
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Personnel management
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Education and training
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Productivity and work assignments
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Quality reviews
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Report management for the Outpatient CDI program
Acts as a liaison for:
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Physicians
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Medical group leadership
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Clinical and ancillary departments regarding appropriate clinical documentation
Responsibilities also include:
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Understanding coding rules and regulations
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HCC Coding and Risk Adjustment analysis and reimbursement guidelines
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Working with organizational leadership to plan, design, test, implement, and evaluate integrated revenue cycle systems and solutions
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Facilitating and promoting standardization across Henry Ford Health System
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Ensuring alignment of high-quality documentation and coding that supports compliant and accurate medical record documentation
Qualifications
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Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration or Healthcare Administration
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Bachelor's Degree in Art or Science with a medical focus is acceptable
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Bachelor's Degree in Nursing preferred
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Five (5) years clinical operations experience in Acute or Ambulatory Nursing and/or Coding and CDI
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Significant project management experience
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Outstanding analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills
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Excellent oral and written communication skills
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Analytical ability to conduct basic research, analyze and interpret data, evaluate processes, and propose improvements
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Ability to manage, coordinate, and lead simultaneously
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Ability to estimate time frames and meet projected deadlines
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Ability to understand and lead change
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Ability to develop strong working and collaborative relationships with physician leaders
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Demonstrates clinical and/or coding competence
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Experience in all areas of medical record functions, including privacy & compliance regulations
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Strong knowledge of ICD-10 CM/PCS conventions, rules, and regulations
Requirements
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Registered Nurse (RN or BSN) and/or Coding Certification required
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Coding Certification may be CPC, CCS, RHIT, or RHIA
Benefits
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This position is remote; however, occasional travel is needed in Michigan
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The candidate must live in Michigan or Northern Ohio
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Must be a nurse with a coding certification or a non-nurse with a coding background and a coding certification