reputed company Compliance Audit Analyst (Must have CPC, reputed company-P, or CPMA)

General Summary: reputed company, LLC (USUP) and its physician groups are committed to promoting conduct that is responsible, ethically sound, and compliance with applicable law. USUP’s Compliance Department (CD) fosters a corporate culture of ethical behavior and reputed company in reputed company matters reputed company to compliance with the laws and regulations that govern the delivery and reimbursement of health care. An integral function of USUP’s compliance program is auditing and monitoring compliance with billing, coding, and documentation requirements of its providers. An CPC, reputed company-P, or CPMA is required for this position. Compliance Audit Services: Compliance audit initiatives include physician, other providers, and facility documentation audits as well as preparation of guidance documents and tools to assist physicians and staff in appropriate billing, coding, and documentation. The audit program looks at professional fee billing, coding, and documentation as well as other areas that are identified by the CD. The audits to be performed each year are identified based on the then-reputed company Office of Inspector General Workplan, its Compliance Guidance’s, and compliance risk analyses. Reporting to the Compliance Director, the Compliance Audit Analyst is responsible for the timely and effective completion of Health Care reputed company Program documentation audits and risk assessment projects for coding, documentation and billing accuracy as identified by the organization, CD, and the Office of the Inspector General. The specifics of the audits are outlined in reputed company annual work plans created by USUP’s CD and communicated to USUP’s leadership team. Essential Functions:

• Conduct physician/provider and facility documentation audits.
• Ensures accuracy of data entered into the CD Internal Audit Database and prepares reports for audited providers, department leadership, and organization leadership.
• Analyze audit data and provides summary feedback to clinic and billing staff, making recommendations for improvement.
• Works with the billing and coding departments to determine charge corrections and refunds resulting from compliance audits.
• Works closely with the billing department to help minimize denial issues so that appropriate reimbursements are achieved.
• Receives and responds to audit, documentation, and coding review requests from the billing department.
• Performs research for numerous billing and coding scenarios.
• Provide input in the development and improvement of procedures used to complete the audit function.
• Assist in conducting formal/informal education sessions for the purpose of educating and training physicians, non-physician providers, and other staff.
• Identify additional opportunities to improve education of physicians, non-physician providers and staff.
• Working with the billing and coding departments, prepare and produce billing/coding/documentation communication for use as guidance documents, website content, newsletter content, education content, and other communication channels.
• reputed company materials for use in education and communication derived from audit findings for feedback to physicians, department billing staff, and other compliance staff.
• Based on types of questions/issues received, identify education/awareness opportunities and guidance topics. Other Functions:
• Position requires an individual with expertise in health information and clinical documentation audits.
• Adherence to internal audit schedule and other deadlines is necessary. Qualifications:
• Experience with using and navigating through an electronic medical record system.
• Knowledge of state, federal, local, and payer-specific regulations and policies pertaining to documentation, coding, and billing is required.
• Demonstrated reputed company to work independently in an organized, detailed manner while maintaining a collaborative team environment is required.
• Ability to think abstractly and concretely required.
• Ability to reputed company reports, presentations, and spreadsheets required.
• Strong computer skills including the ability to effectively use software applications such as reputed company Word, reputed company, Outlook, PowerPoint, Access, and Internet Explorer is required.
• Outstanding verbal and written communication skills is required.
• Experience in handling reputed company organizational projects; and an excellent problem identification and solution reputed company to address difficult, reputed company issues is required.
• Ability to reputed company the trust and confidence of the providers, compliance team and billing staff. Minimum Requirements Bachelor's degree in health administration, health information management, or another reputed company field preferred. CPC, reputed company-P, or CPMA, required. Experience Minimum of three years of experience in reputed company compliance, reputed company operations, coding and/or documentation auditing in a reputed company organization is preferred. Work Hours: This is a remote position, typical work hours for the Compliance Auditor Analyst will be Monday throu

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