Inpatient Coder

What You'll Do7

• Examine clinical documentation for accuracy, completeness, and coding integrity.
• Assess AI-generated clinical notes and summaries against real-world documentation and coding standards.
• Verify that assigned codes align with the clinical documentation.
• Create prompts that test how an AI handles billing and coding, insurance and prior authorization, scheduling, and regulatory compliance.
• Correct code or data when the model's output falls short, using your day-to-day operational experience.
• Apply ICD-10-CM, DRG, MCC/CC, and POA concepts to validate coding decisions.
• Abstract information from EMRs to support coding reviews.

Requirements6

• Active coding certification such as CIC, CCS, or CPC.
• Experience with inpatient ICD-10-CM coding, including DRG, MCC/CC, and POA.
• Proven ability to review and abstract information from EMRs.
• Strong analytical skills for interpreting complex clinical documentation.
• Availability of at least 10 hours per week.
• Must be based in the United States.

Who Should Apply

US-based inpatient coders with an active CIC, CCS, or CPC certification and hands-on ICD-10-CM experience, including DRG and POA. You should be comfortable reviewing EMRs and clinical documentation, and able to commit at least 10 hours per week.

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