| Posted Date |
Thu Nov 05, 2009 |
| Closing Date |
Wed Nov 11, 2009 or until filled |
| Salary |
* Negotiable * |
| FLSA Status |
Exempt |
| Department |
Office Of Compliance |
| Job Category |
Professional |
| Hours |
8A - 5P |
| Requisition Number |
10000622 |
| Position Number |
43308 |
| Experience & Education Required
(any one of the following): |
1. Bachelor degree in business, healthcare administration, regulatory
compliance, or equivalent; certification as one of the following:
Registered Records Administrator (RRA), Registered Health Informa-
tion Administrator (RHIA), Advanced Records Technician (ART), or
licensure as a registered nurse by the Texas Board of Nursing;
2. certified as a Certified Professional Coder (CPC), Certified Coding
Specialist (CCS) or a Certified Medical Coder (CMC); and, five (5)
years of professional experience in physician billing or coding
are required.
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| Skills And Abilities |
Medical Terminology
Effective Communications Skills
Auditing
Medical Billing
Personal Computer
ICD9 Coding
Customer Service
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| Security |
This position is security-sensitive and subject to Texas Education
Code §51.215, which authorizes UT Southwestern to obtain
criminal history record information.
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| Job Duties |
1. Plans and conducts annual clinical department billing compliance
audits by selecting statistically valid sample of invoices,
collecting documents, analyzing standards, completing tally sheets,
and reviewing charts to invoices. Ensures statistical selections
are validated and audit tally sheets are accurate.
2. Prepares departmental summaries based on billing compliance audit
and presents findings to department staff, Billing Compliance
Officer, and Billing Compliance Advisory Committee.
3. Identifies risk areas requiring additional review by evaluating
statistical reports, summaries, and other information pertaining to
billing compliance; performs focused audits in addition to annual
audit when necessary.
4. Develops corrective action plans to assist in resolving problems
related to billing compliance.
5. Assists clinical departments with revisions to departmental
compliance plans and compliance training.
6. Investigates telephone calls, written notes, and other reports of
possible noncompliance to determine university's exposure to
corrective action by payers.
7. Provides Medicare program and claim coding analysis by contacting
Medicare representatives, attending seminars, and completing
summaries for clinical department requesting information; ensures
information obtained from carrier is documented and validated.
8. Maintains expertise in accepted coding, documentation, and
compliance procedures by initiating contact with other
organizations and associations, attending training workshops, and
self-study of reference materials.
9. Documents findings by writing summary forms, constructing opinion
letters, and maintaining audit files.
10. Interacts with Billing Compliance Committee to identify and address
compliance needs, make recommendations for corrective and/or
disciplinary action, and perform risk assessments of departmental
coding and charge capture activities.
11. Performs other duties as assigned.
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