Certified Medical Coding Supervisor with International Statistical Classifications of Diseases - 10 (ICD - 10) Coding Skills Hourly Pay

Job Description for Certified Medical Coding Supervisor

Certified medical coding supervisors typically work in the billing department of a hospital, clinic, or doctor's office to supervise coding/billing staff members and ensure that all data is entered into the computer system in a timely manner. With the human resources (HR) staff, these supervisors may be involved in hiring, training, and firing employees, and they must also keep their certified coding licenses current as issued by the AAPC or AHIMA. Timely performance evaluation reviews are also necessary on a regular basis in accordance with the employer's policies and guidelines.

Certified coding supervisors must have strong communication and leadership skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office programs is also necessary. These supervisors must understand all up-to-date billing rules and ensure that staff members do the same, as well as ensure that staff members adhere to proper coding and billing procedures and deadlines.

An associate's or bachelor's degree is generally required for this position, and prior experience in management and medical coding/billing may also be required. Certified medical coding supervisors may attend ongoing education classes and workshops, and some also train and coach new employees. (Copyright 2019 PayScale.com)

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