Supervisor coding Operations

Accountabilities:: Supervise daily inpatient and outpatient coding operations, ensuring work is completed according to throughput, timeliness, quality, and workflow expectations. Monitor productivity, turnaround times, coding volumes, and operational performance, proactively addressing challenges and performance gaps. Ensure timely coding of patient encounters and discharges to support DNFB reduction, claim submission performance, and revenue cycle goals. Oversee coding work queues, including account prioritization, escalation processes, and backlog management, with particular attention to aged and high-value accounts. Reinforce the accurate application of ICD-10-CM/PCS and CPT/HCPCS coding guidelines, modifier usage, DRG assignment, and applicable IPPS and OPPS/APC reimbursement methodologies. Identify and escalate documentation, technology, staffing, and workflow barriers that affect coding completion or performance. Coach and provide feedback to coding staff to strengthen accuracy, consistency, productivity, and compliance with coding standards. Collaborate with CDI and Revenue Integrity teams to support accurate documentation, charge capture, and appropriate representation of patient acuity and services. Partner with Coding Integrity and Education teams to implement audit findings, regulatory updates, and targeted training initiatives. Ensure compliance with coding standards, CMS requirements, reimbursement regulations, and organizational policies. Track and report team performance, coding trends, productivity, quality indicators, and operational issues. Perform additional duties as assigned. Requirements: At least 4 years of coding experience in an acute care hospital environment, including procedural coding and high-acuity patient charts. High school diploma or equivalent required; a bachelor's degree in a healthcare-related discipline is preferred. One of the following certifications is required: Certified Coding Specialist (CCS), Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA), Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT), Certified Professional Coder (CPC), or Certified Interventional Radiology Cardiovascular Coder (CIRCC). Strong knowledge of ICD-10-CM/PCS and/or CPT/HCPCS coding guidelines, including modifier usage. Understanding of DRG/IPPS and OPPS/APC reimbursement methodologies and related coding requirements. Ability to manage coding workflows in high-volume and/or high-complexity healthcare environments. Knowledge of clinical documentation requirements, patient acuity representation, procedural coding, and CDI/Revenue Integrity alignment. Experience monitoring and improving operational metrics, including DNFB, productivity, and turnaround time. Strong coaching, communication, and team development skills. Ability to promote standardized processes, operational consistency, and continuous performance improvement. Effective collaboration skills when working with CDI, Revenue Integrity, Coding Integrity, Education, and Operations teams. Benefits: Fully remote work arrangement. Full-time day-shift schedule. Medical, dental, and vision insurance, plus life and disability insurance, available from the first day. Paid time off starting on the first day. 403(b) retirement plan. Four weeks of fully paid parental leave. Career development opportunities. Whole-person well-being resources. Mental health resources and support. Pet benefits. Annual salary range of $66,830.40 to $124,300.80.