Remote Medical Coder I – Healthcare Billing & Coding

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CommonSpirit Health is seeking a remote Medical Coder to translate medical records into ICD, E/M, CPT and HCPCS codes. You will ensure documentation supports services rendered while complying with regulatory standards and payer guidelines.

You will communicate with providers and staff to resolve documentation gaps, query clinicians when needed, and educate teams on coding procedures to improve accuracy and billing efficiency. This is a work-from-home role for California residents.

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