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Lead
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Full-time
Company size
Mid-size
$94.6k–$111.3k/yr
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Remote California role managing clinical coding and documentation improvement for a community health center. Requires coding certification (COC/CPC/CCS preferred) and ≥7 years coding/CDI/billing/auditing experience. Must be able to supervise coders and work with Finance/Clinical teams; bilingual Hmong/Spanish speakers get a small wage premium.

Core skills

clinical documentation improvementclinical coding

Required skills

coding compliancecharge capturecoding accuracyEHRpractice management systemsreporting toolsCOCCPCCCS

Optional skills

experience with Medicareexperience with Medi-Calexperience with Commercial reimbursementrisk adjustmentvalue-based payment modelsexperience in a community health center

What you'll do

  • Leads strategic coding initiatives to improve net patient revenue, reduce denials, and enhance reimbursement across payer lines
  • Analyzes coding, documentation, and billing trends to identify revenue leakage and payer-specific risks
  • Develops and monitors coding performance metrics (e.g., accuracy, denial trends, documentation specificity) and reports outcomes to leadership
  • Partners with Finance, Revenue Cycle, and Clinical Leadership to align coding practices with organizational priorities
  • Drives improvements in documentation specificity to support reimbursement accuracy, risk adjustment, and quality reporting
  • Supports value-based care, risk adjustment, and quality initiatives impacting reimbursement and patient outcomes
  • Collaborates on payer audits, denials, and appeals to mitigate financial and compliance risk
  • Leads continuous improvement efforts through data analysis, workflow redesign, and system optimization
  • Supervises pre-Accounts Receivable processes, including charge capture, coding accuracy, and timely encounter processing
  • Provides guidance to clinical and billing staff regarding coding compliance and documentation standards
  • Monitors coder work queues and reports to identify improvement opportunities
  • Reviews work queues, charge sheets, and coding outputs for accuracy and appropriate pricing
  • Conducts audits of coding and billing staff to ensure accuracy and compliance
  • Identifies system issues and coordinates solutions with internal teams and vendors
  • Recruits, trains, and supervises coding staff; develops and maintains training materials and ensures ongoing staff education
  • Coordinates implementation and training for coding updates and regulatory changes
  • Ensures adherence to ODCHC policies and protocols
  • Performs other duties as assigned by the Chief Financial Officer

What they require

  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to collaborate across departments
  • Knowledge of coding regulations, documentation requirements, and payer guidelines
  • Ability to analyze complex information and translate it into actionable insights
  • Proficiency in EHR, practice management systems, and reporting tools
  • Coding Certification (COC, CPC, or CCS preferred)
  • At least seven years of experience in coding, clinical documentation improvement, billing, or auditing
  • Experience in a community health center or similar healthcare environment

Benefits

  • Hmong and Spanish speakers who successfully pass a language exam will receive a minimum of .75 cents added to their wage
  • Reasonable accommodation will be made to allow otherwise qualified candidates to perform these functions
HealthcareMid-size
$94.6k–$111.3k/yr