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Hospital Health Records Analyst

@ Appalachian Regional Healthcare
Hazard, Kentucky, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:recording data, organizing data, retrieving information
Requirements Summary:Associate's degree in Medical Records; HIM/Coding coursework preferred.
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Overview:

Performs administrative duties in support of the maintenance of records. Assists in the collection of information

for reports and statistical research. Enters data into recordkeeping systems.



Special Instructions:
need to know medical ins, denials, and appeals

Responsibilities:

Interview members of the medical staff to record the optimum measures and standards accepted in

providing quality patient care.

 

Organize medical data into a structural set of criteria and enter data into the computer.

 

Using criteria approved by the medical or other hospital professional staff, retrieve information from a

group of medical records to determine what areas met their criteria and what areas did not.

 

Interview members of the medical staff to record the optimum measures and standards accepted in

providing quality patient care.

 

Organize medical data into a structural set of criteria and enter data into the computer.

 

Using criteria approved by the medical or other hospital professional staff, retrieve information from a

group of medical records to determine what areas met their criteria and what areas did not.

 

Maintain a file of remedial actions which need to be taken for improved patient care and review the

file for adherence to scheduled actions.

 

Prepare routine tabulations required by the hospital administrative staff.

 

Maintain files of statistical reports and indexes.

 

Prepare routine statistical reports for various administrative and medical staffs.



Qualifications:

Associate's Degree in a Medical Records Department and/or is enrolled in an accredited Medical Records program for HIM/Coding preferred.