Cotiviti
Overview
The purpose of the MIPS (Medical Image Processing) Agent is to review and associate medical records to the appropriate requests while maintaining adequate production and quality levels through tracked metrics.
**This is a TEMPORARY position. This is a REMOTE position. Pay Rate is $13.25/HR**
Responsibilities
- Review medical records and associate individual records to the correct location for client downloading
- Perform quality checks prior to associating each record for download, ensuring all protected health information is safeguarded in the client record
- Responsible for identifying incoming invoices and provide to the PIQ lead
- Process incoming authorizations for request of records in a timely manner as outlined by Cotiviti process
- Completes all responsibilities as outlined on annual Performance Plan.
- Completes all special projects and other duties as assigned.
- Must be able to perform duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
Qualifications
- High School diploma, GED, or equivalent work experience
- Some previous healthcare experience preferred, specifically with medical records
- Self-motivated with a high degree of ownership/accountability, with strong attention to detail (including planning, executing, and follow-up procedures)
- Effective written and verbal communication skills required
- Demonstrable punctuality and ability to maintain a consistent schedule
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