Medical Coder / CDI Specialist - AI Evaluation

What You'll Do8

• Build demanding clinical tasks and longitudinal chart scenarios that reflect real coding and CDI work.
• Write reference answers and evaluation rubrics for coding, documentation improvement, billing and denial scenarios.
• Assemble fragmented records into a single view, then flag contradictions, missing steps and documentation gaps.
• Score model responses for clinical reasoning, documentation quality and patient safety.
• Apply structured rubrics to each case and keep judgments consistent across reviewers.
• Review specialist feedback and revise cases through calibration rounds.
• Steer the work toward conclusions a coding or CDI professional could defend in an audit.
• Keep four hours of overlap with Pacific working hours to support review cycles.

Requirements8

• At least 3 years of professional experience in medical coding or CDI.
• Current practice, or practice within the last three years.
• An active, recognized coding or CDI credential that fits your discipline.
• A healthcare degree or comparable hands-on experience.
• Strong chart review and clinical reasoning ability.
• Clear written communication that holds up to scrutiny.
• Comfort following standard rubrics and absorbing critique from reviewers.
• Track record of defensible conclusions with patient safety in mind.

Preferred Qualifications4

• Familiarity with US clinical guidelines and payer policies.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements and healthcare workflows.
• Prior work on AI evaluation, clinical content or assessment development.
• Experience with expert review or quality improvement projects.

Who Should Apply

Credentialed coders and CDI specialists with three or more years in active practice who can read a chart, spot what is missing, and defend a conclusion in writing. Ideal if you have reviewed clinical content or assessments before and want part-time or full-time contract work from home.

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