The Medical Coder audits and validates itemized bills and medical records for facility and inpatient claims, researches coding issues, ensures compliance with CMS and ICD-10 guidelines, and recommends coding corrections. The role is remote in any state except New York, California, Hawaii, or Alaska and requires an associate degree or two years of health insurance industry experience, two years of medical coding through medical record abstraction, and AAPC or AHIMA certification.
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