[Hiring] Professional Fee Multi Specialty Coder @GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, Inc.

Role Description

GeBBS Healthcare Solutions is seeking highly motivated individuals with a passion for excellence for careers in the healthcare industry. GeBBS is looking for Professional Fee Hospital Coders (temp to possible perm) with multi-specialty E/M and Surgery coding experience on either a full or part-time basis.

• Strong multi-specialty coding expertise required.
• Minimum of five years of coding experience.
• Consistent and current coding work in the following specialties:
• OB Non-Deliveries
• OB GYN
• OB Hospitalist
• OB UROGYN
• Ortho
• Pediatrics
• Primary Care
• Urogyn
• Urology
• Cardiovascular
• Fully up to date on current orthopedic coding guidelines.
• Comfortable providing feedback to orthopedic providers, particularly related to bundling/unbundling rules, modifiers, and coding guideline compliance.
• EPIC experience preferred.
• Familiar with billing and coding edits and denials even if it isn’t in EPIC.
• Charge Review WQ’s: Reviewing providers' submitted coding in EPIC against documentation and working any EPIC edits, recommending coding changes back to departments.
• Claim Edit WQ’s: Reviewing providers' submitted coding in EPIC against documentation and working Clearing House rejections/edits, recommending coding changes back to departments.
• Follow-Up WQ’s: Reviewing providers' submitted coding in EPIC against post-bill denials/edits, recommending coding changes back to departments.

Qualifications

• Current CPC or equivalent through the AAPC or AHIMA required.
• CEMC preferred, but not required.
• Minimum of five years' experience with pro-fee hospital coding (IP and OP experience required).
• Ability to code accurately and maintain a quality score of 95% or greater.
• EPIC experience preferred.
• Applicants must pass a pro-fee coding assessment(s).
• Comfortable working with technology to accomplish position responsibilities (MS Office, Teams, VPN).
• Position is remote.
• US-based applicants only.
• Temporary role: 4-12 weeks with potentiality to extend into permanent.