Clinical Documentation Specialist I - Remote

• 30+ days ago

Mount Sinai Morningside

Role overview

Qualifications

Experience with clinical documentation and coding
Knowledge of Health Information Management
Strong communication skills
Familiarity with outpatient physician practices

Responsibilities

Support efforts to improve quality and completeness of clinical documentation
Work closely with physicians and the Mount Sinai Health Partners team
Review and code ambulatory medical records
Identify opportunities to improve coding and educate physicians

Key facts

Remote from: United States
Full time
Junior (1-2 years)
Medical Information Specialist
English

Hard skills

Other skills

Communication
Teamwork

About the company

Mount Sinai Morningside

Hospitals & Health Systems
1,001–5,000

At Mount Sinai Morningside, we offer exceptional clinical care and research within the comfort of a neighborhood hospital known for compassion and sensitivity. We are the leading health care provider for West Harlem and Morningside Heights and offer a level 2 trauma center. We have a proud tradition of medical firsts, particularly in the areas of cardiology and cardiac surgery. We also work hard to meet the varied needs of all residents of our community, including those who face multiple social and economic challenges. In addition, we work hard to lead the way in quality and safety, and to provide you with complete and accurate reporting on these issues.

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Job description

MSHP seeks a Clinical Documentation Specialist who will support efforts to improve the overall quality and completeness of clinical documentation and coding in outpatient physician practices. They will work closely with physicians, Health Information Management and the Mount Sinai Health Partners team to review and code ambulatory medical records, identify opportunities to improve coding, educate physicians, and act as a liaison between all parties.