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Cotiviti

Catches billing errors for health insurers

Auditor Technical Trainer - Outpatient/Specialty Audits

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • An associate degree or equivalent relevant experience is required.
  • A bachelor's degree in Nursing, Healthcare Economics, Health Information Management, and/or Business is preferred, or five to seven years of relevant claims auditing, quality assurance, or recovery auditing experience.
  • Experience in an SNF, IRF, and HH setting is preferred; applicants should have home health, IRF, and SNF experience.
  • Coding certification is required and must be maintained as a condition of employment (CCS, CPC, or similar). Candidates with a CCDS will also be considered but must obtain a coding certification within six months.
  • Five to seven or more years of experience working with broad knowledge of medical claims, billing and payment systems, provider billing guidelines, payer reimbursement policies, medical necessity criteria, and coding terminology.
  • Adherence to official coding guidelines, coding clinic determinations, and CMS and other regulatory compliance guidelines and mandates is required, along with expert coding knowledge of CPT and HCPCS codes.
  • Strong presentation skills are required, including comfort presenting and defending audit logic to clients and key stakeholders such as hospitals, physicians, validation contractors, and auditing teams.
  • Knowledge of curriculum and training design, teaching and instruction for individuals and groups, and measuring training effects is required.
  • Competent administrative and organizational skills, including the ability to multitask, set priorities, and meet deadlines, are required.
  • Proficiency with audit technology such as R3 and CAT is required.
  • Proficiency in Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, and other applications is required.
  • Effective written and verbal communication and the ability to positively influence behavior and outcomes are required.
  • The role requires problem-solving, critical thinking, independent task completion, and the ability to communicate to exchange information.
  • The role requires a dedicated, secure work area and high-speed internet access, connectivity, and office setup and maintenance.

Responsibilities

  • Assess job-specific needs and develop technical training plans with clear business objectives, working with subject matter experts, developing training materials, and creating appropriate assessments and measurements of success.
  • Select training and instructional methods and procedures appropriate to the situation when teaching or learning new skills.
  • Deliver specific training sessions using suitable methods such as classroom, online, and webinar formats; identify others' development needs and coach, mentor, or otherwise help them improve their knowledge and skills.
  • Support Clinical Chart Validation audit team members, assist with orientation of new members as needed, and mentor new team members after orientation.
  • Promote audit accuracy by training, educating, and mentoring auditors and providing documented and validated findings.
  • Encourage critical thinking and discussion among team members on concepts as needed.
  • Provide training on one or more outpatient and specialty review types, including SNF, IRF, HH, DME, hospice, and medical necessity.
  • Train clinicians with coding certifications on coding principles.
  • Confer with management and conduct surveys to identify training needs based on projected production processes, changes, and other factors.
  • Participate in weekly and monthly team meetings to share best-practice initiatives and recommend audit vulnerabilities.
  • Support the Medical Director in ensuring accurate assessments of improper payments based on consistent application of clinical guidelines.
  • Assess customer, provider, and stakeholder issues, complaints, and compliments.
  • Monitor and assess the performance of self, other individuals, and organizations to make improvements or recommend remediation or corrective action.
  • Work with the Quality Team to train audit team members on findings from quality-review audits.
  • Develop testing and evaluation procedures; evaluate instructor performance and training-program effectiveness; recommend improvements; and conduct or arrange ongoing technical training and personal development classes for staff.
  • Integrate healthcare auditing principles and objectivity into medical audit activities and reviews.
  • Use healthcare proficiency and industry knowledge to substantiate conclusions.
  • Work independently and review and interpret others' audit work.
  • Depending on audit scope, review medical records and apply in-depth clinical criteria knowledge to determine medical necessity, appropriateness of setting, potential billing or coding issues, and quality concerns.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of complex contract specifications when performing medical-record reviews.
  • Use healthcare expertise to determine approval or referral to the Medical Director.
  • Provide feedback on reviews to the Quality Assurance Manager as indicated to help improve rationales sent to providers.
  • Develop reasonable and effective concept solutions that reflect understanding of the client environment and risks inherent to the business and industry.
  • Suggest or develop and implement ideas, approaches, decision trees, and technological improvements to support and optimize audit results.
  • Collaborate with Data Services to develop new reports.
  • Maintain regular and predictable attendance and meet production goals and quality standards set by the audit.
  • Perform quality-assurance audits to meet expected quality and quantity standards, including hit rate, number of claims written, and IDs per hour.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in an SNF, IRF, and HH setting is preferred.

About the Company

Cotiviti

Catches billing errors for health insurers

Cotiviti sells software and review services that help US health insurers pay medical claims correctly, catch fraud, and track the quality of care their members receive. Its software for HEDIS, the care-quality scores US health plans report, has passed certification by the nonprofit NCQA every year since 2001. Insurers run claims through its coding and payment-policy checks before paying them, while its auditors review medical records and paid claims to recover overpayments. Clients pay it software fees or a share of the savings it finds. Cotiviti began in 1979 by auditing retailers' payments to suppliers, which it still does, and it is based in South Jordan, Utah, and owned by private equity firms Veritas Capital and KKR.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
South Jordan, UT
Founded
1979

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