Baptist Memorial Health Care
Specialist-Clinical Documentation III RN
Baptist Memorial Health Care, Oxford, Mississippi, United States, 38655
Specialist-Clinical Documentation III RN
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Job Summary Evaluates the day to day documentation practices of the Medical Staff and healthcare team on a complex patient population, and offers education and recommendations in accordance with the Clinical Documentation Program. Provides clinical expertise in the documentation and coding of diagnoses and procedures; stays abreast of coding and reimbursement changes; promotes quality coding and serves as a resource to the coding staff. Reports to the Corporate Clinical Documentation Manager. Performs other duties as assigned.
Responsibilities
Facilitates appropriate clinical documentation to support appropriate diagnosis coding and to ensure the level of service rendered to all patients is recorded.
Performs quality mortality reviews to ensure documentation accuracy and to maximize the severity of illness and risk of mortality.
Performs reviews for risk adjustment model indicators such as CMS quality measures, present on admission, pay for performance, value based purchasing, and other national reporting initiatives. Also works with hospital performance improvement and quality departments on Patient Safety Indicators (PSI’s) and Hospital Acquired Condition (HAC’s) reductions.
Improves documentation specificity, and acuity by educating physicians, clinicians, and other involved parties regarding the necessity of providing complete and clear documentation of the care provided throughout a patient’s stay. This includes capturing complications/co‑morbidities during the patient’s stay. This is achieved via clarifications, face‑to‑face communications, and/or other educational programs and tools useful and necessary to achieve this goal.
Works independently in a "hybrid" work mode – working both in-facility as well as remotely and has multi‑facility/entity responsibility.
Serves as a member of the clinical team that supports specific Hospital and System initiatives and aids HIM Department in meeting their time requirement of the coding and billing revenue cycle.
Must demonstrate knowledge of the principles of disease definitions and natural history, possess the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's clinical status, interpret the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's acuity and severity of illness.
Establishes the working DRG assignments. When applicable, collaborates with coding liaison to determine accurate final DRG assignment.
Abides by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association.
Attends weekly, monthly, and/or yearly departmental meetings and educational offerings as scheduled.
Experience Minimum Required
Five (5) years of Clinical experience in an acute care facility. The experience must be pertinent and current to the specialty of the patient population.
Preferred/Desired
ICD coding experience, ICU or ED and/or Case Management experience at multi‑facilities.
Education Minimum Required
Associate’s Degree in Nursing or higher in nursing.
Preferred/Desired
BSN.
Special Skills Minimum Required
Knowledge of theories, principals, and concepts acquired through completion of RN program. Strong computer skills required. Interpersonal Communication skills, Organizational skills.
Preferred/Desired
Knowledge of ICD‑10 coding however content training in coding will be provided.
Licensure Minimum Required
Current state RN licensure.
Preferred/Desired
CCDS preferred but not required.
Seniority level Mid‑Senior level
Employment type Other
Job function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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Specialist-Clinical Documentation III RN
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Baptist Memorial Health Care
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Job Summary Evaluates the day to day documentation practices of the Medical Staff and healthcare team on a complex patient population, and offers education and recommendations in accordance with the Clinical Documentation Program. Provides clinical expertise in the documentation and coding of diagnoses and procedures; stays abreast of coding and reimbursement changes; promotes quality coding and serves as a resource to the coding staff. Reports to the Corporate Clinical Documentation Manager. Performs other duties as assigned.
Responsibilities
Facilitates appropriate clinical documentation to support appropriate diagnosis coding and to ensure the level of service rendered to all patients is recorded.
Performs quality mortality reviews to ensure documentation accuracy and to maximize the severity of illness and risk of mortality.
Performs reviews for risk adjustment model indicators such as CMS quality measures, present on admission, pay for performance, value based purchasing, and other national reporting initiatives. Also works with hospital performance improvement and quality departments on Patient Safety Indicators (PSI’s) and Hospital Acquired Condition (HAC’s) reductions.
Improves documentation specificity, and acuity by educating physicians, clinicians, and other involved parties regarding the necessity of providing complete and clear documentation of the care provided throughout a patient’s stay. This includes capturing complications/co‑morbidities during the patient’s stay. This is achieved via clarifications, face‑to‑face communications, and/or other educational programs and tools useful and necessary to achieve this goal.
Works independently in a "hybrid" work mode – working both in-facility as well as remotely and has multi‑facility/entity responsibility.
Serves as a member of the clinical team that supports specific Hospital and System initiatives and aids HIM Department in meeting their time requirement of the coding and billing revenue cycle.
Must demonstrate knowledge of the principles of disease definitions and natural history, possess the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's clinical status, interpret the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's acuity and severity of illness.
Establishes the working DRG assignments. When applicable, collaborates with coding liaison to determine accurate final DRG assignment.
Abides by the Standards of Ethical Coding as set forth by the American Health Information Management Association.
Attends weekly, monthly, and/or yearly departmental meetings and educational offerings as scheduled.
Experience Minimum Required
Five (5) years of Clinical experience in an acute care facility. The experience must be pertinent and current to the specialty of the patient population.
Preferred/Desired
ICD coding experience, ICU or ED and/or Case Management experience at multi‑facilities.
Education Minimum Required
Associate’s Degree in Nursing or higher in nursing.
Preferred/Desired
BSN.
Special Skills Minimum Required
Knowledge of theories, principals, and concepts acquired through completion of RN program. Strong computer skills required. Interpersonal Communication skills, Organizational skills.
Preferred/Desired
Knowledge of ICD‑10 coding however content training in coding will be provided.
Licensure Minimum Required
Current state RN licensure.
Preferred/Desired
CCDS preferred but not required.
Seniority level Mid‑Senior level
Employment type Other
Job function Health Care Provider
Industries Hospitals and Health Care
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