Offer summary

Qualifications:

Minimum of three years of nursing experience, including recent work with adult or geriatric patients., Experience as a Medical Coder nurse or Nurse Reviewer is required., Strong critical thinking and analytical skills are essential., Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to provide specific examples and explain situations clearly..

Key responsibilities:

Conduct accurate assessments of disease conditions and review medical records.

Complete audits and reports within specified deadlines.

Participate in team calls and meetings to coordinate activities.

Collaborate with client supervisors to meet project deadlines and assist with assigned tasks.

Job description

Hello USRN,

Sharing with you an amazing work-from-home opportunity.

Title: Clinical Documentation Review Consultant

Objective:
Play a crucial part in conducting accurate assessment of disease conditions, review medical records and communicate findings to the specific facility assigned following guidelines set by the Client.

Duties and Responsibilities.

Completing Audits and Reports following the deadline set by the supervisor
Engaging in Team calls and Meetings
Collaborating closely with Client supervisors to assist and meet specific deadlines as requested by various accounts
Performing other duties and tasks assigned

Qualifications:

At least three years of experience as a nurse and with Experience working as a Medical Coder nurse/ Nurse Reviewer working with the adult and/or geriatric population in direct patient care, with the most recent experience including the last year.
There should be no gaps in work history for the past year
- Preferred: Geriatric, Med/Surg, ER/Trauma, CCU/PCU
- Experience with managing chronic conditions (CHF, HTN, COPD, CKD, DM) and common infections (PNA, UTI, Sepsis)
Excellent critical and analytical thinking skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to provide specific examples to questions asked.
Explain a situation, task at hand, action and the result. (STAR)
Ability to make complex patient care decisions using nursing judgment.
Ability to trend vital signs and lab values, and correlate those findings with the patient's presentation and recent medical history.

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