[Remote] Healthcare Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) Consultant

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Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. BRG is a consulting firm that combines academic credentials with business expertise. They are seeking a Healthcare Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) Consultant to work closely with clients, ensuring best practices in clinical documentation and facilitating accurate medical records through extensive interaction with healthcare professionals.


Responsibilities

  • Demonstrate extensive knowledge of clinical documentation requirements and coding guidelines applicable to inpatient care and outpatient care settings
  • Review inpatient medical records for identified payer populations on admission and throughout hospitalization
  • Provide input for complete and accurate client deliverables and make valuable contributions as a team member to expert reports
  • Analyze clinical information to identify areas within the chart for potential gaps in physician documentation
  • Formulate credible clinical documentation clarifications to improve clinical documentation of principal diagnosis, co-morbidities, present on admission (POA), quality measures, and patient safety indicators (PSI)
  • Facilitate modifications to clinical documentation through extensive interaction with physicians, nurses, and ancillary staff
  • Work collaboratively with the coding staff to assure documentation of discharge diagnoses and comorbidities are a complete reflection of the patient’s clinical status and care
  • Develop and implement plans for education of physician, nursing, and ancillary staff on documentation improvement
  • Provide Interim CDS support per client need

Skills

  • A Bachelor's degree in a related discipline is required, preferably RN, BSN, or Health Information Management
  • A minimum of 4 years of experience as a Clinical Documentation Improvement Specialist (CDI) Specialist within a hospital setting, or as a CDI consultant, or a combination thereof, is required
  • CCDS, CCS, or CDIP Certification is required; RHIA, RHIT, CRC, or CPC certification is highly preferred
  • Possesses knowledge of DRG coding guidelines
  • Possess thorough understanding of the legal and compliance issues as they pertain to clinical documentation and coding
  • Prior experience and proficiency in Electronic Record systems such as Epic, Meditech, Cerner, 3M 360, or similar platforms
  • Proficiency in understanding and delivering education in All Patient Refined Diagnosis Related Group (APR DRG's)
  • Experience in the delivery of CDI Education to clients regarding appropriate diagnoses for capturing accurate Severity of illness, Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC's) and Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group (MS DRG's)
  • Prior experience in the review and analysis of health records to identify relevant diagnoses and procedures for distinct patient encounters
  • Ability to assist with the development of CDI and HIM training and consulting tools and methodologies
  • Excellent organizational, analytical, and writing skills, with the ability to demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills, with excellent public speaking and presentation abilities
  • Knowledge of regulatory guidelines and Medicare Part A, MS-DRG, and/or APR-DRG payment methodologies
  • Strong proficiency in MS Office applications, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook
  • Excellent time management skills and the ability to handle multiple priorities effectively
  • Minimum 2 years of inpatient coding experience with ICD-10 CM/PCS preferred

Benefits

  • Competitive signon bonus

Company Overview

  • BRG combines world-leading academic credentials with world-tested business expertise, purpose-built for agility and connectivity, which sets us apart—and gets our clients ahead. It was founded in 2010, and is headquartered in Emeryville, California, USA, with a workforce of 1001-5000 employees. Its website is http://www.thinkbrg.com.

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