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Tiffany Anderson4571 Ivy Patch Drive Fortson, GA 31808Mobile: 281-235-3613 [email protected]
Medical Coding SpecialistExtensive organizational and leadership skills, adaptable to various learning styles. Strong aptitude for research, writing, and oral communication. A multitude of versatile skills transferable to any setting to enhance efficiency and productivity.
Professional ExperienceMartin Army Community Hospital, 6600 Van Aalst Boulevard, BLDG 9250, Fort Benning, GA, 31905April 7, 2014 – present; Supervisor is Tammy Campbell, 762-408-0053 or 706-615-2835Medical Coder Evaluate clinical documentation and assign the evaluation and management (E/M) and/or CPT 4 procedure
code(s), and/ or modifiers and/or HCPCS Level II 2015 codes in accordance with CMS/ Federal documentation and coding requirements
Acute care hospital, outpatient Pro Fee and facility coding Emergency Department, Observation, and Ambulatory Surgery; extensive experience coding IV infusions, IV hydration, IV drug pushes, injections, IV pump, IO infusions/ injections, UA catheters, I & D, laceration repair, central line, conscious sedation, general anesthesia, patient restraints, radiological diagnostics, labs, port placements, biopsies
Pro Fee and facility coding for same day surgeries in Orthopedics, Gastroenterology, Gynecology, Ophthalmology, General Surgery, ENT, Plastics, Urology, Neurology, Podiatry, Pediatric Oncology
Acute care hospital, inpatient professional and surgical facility fee coding Maintain and expand knowledge of diagnosis coding and sequencing guidelines of ICD-10-CM/PCS;
maintain professional credentials as needed Communicate with co-workers, management, physicians and other medical group staff to correct
inconsistencies, deficiencies, and discrepancies in medical documentation Stay current on teaching physician documentation rules and co-sign requirements Analyze data from electronic charts, handwritten notes, dictation, and standardized forms and input codes
into the Electronic Medical Record (AHLTA, CHCS 1, 3M Encoder, Essentriss) Analyze laboratory, radiology, and pathology reports in support of existing diagnoses or to assign additional
diagnosis codes based on specific clinical findings; initiate and follow through with physician queries Link diagnosis code(s) to the associated encounter or procedure code; conduct ICD-10 provider training
Columbus Regional Health 710 Center St, Columbus, GA 31901, Patient Practice Services, January 21, 2013 - April 4, 2014; Supervisor was Jeffrey Johnson 706-321-6667 or 706-566-1125Medical Coding SpecialistSimilar responsibilities as above with the following exceptions: Documentation and coding requirements were in accordance with federal and state guidelines Utilize ICD-9-CM, CPT 3, and HCPCS 2014 codes; assign unique payer codes and applicable modifiers Act as a resource regarding coding and support training of new and existing personnel; assist in internal
audits; identify and assist with fee schedule and reimbursement issues at the clinical level of service Manage assigned Primary hold buckets and assist patients with questions/payments on their accounts
Practices include Pediatrics, Family Practice, Pediatric Neurology, Pediatric Oncology/ Hematology, OB/ GYN, Adult Neurology, Hospitalist
Code and bill pro fee encounters, procedures, labs/ diagnostics in outpatient, inpatient, and observation Electronic Medical Records were Athena, Sorian, and MediTech 6; determine that diagnostic and
procedural terminology used is consistent with currently acceptable medical nomenclature (SNOMED) Create and maintain encounter charge tickets and electronic equivalents Apply bundling and unbundling guidelines (National Correct Coding Initiative) to drop a claim Scan and upload applicable medical records into patient profiles at the clinical level for providers to review
Education and CertificationsAustin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN M.S. in Health and Human Performance, 2009 Honor GraduateGPA: 3.90
University of Houston at Clear Lake, Houston, TXB.A. in Humanities, 2006GPA: 3.08
Columbus State University Continuing Education, Columbus, GA Certificate in Medical Coding & Billing, 2012
American Health Information Management Association Certified Coding Specialist - Physician Based, 2014 – 2017 No. 0034894
References Nicki O’Connor - Chief of Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare, Martin Army Community
Hospital [email protected] 706-332-4231 mobile
Jessica Nixon - Medical Coder, Martin Army Community [email protected] 706-505-0691 mobile
Amanda Pritchett - Medical Biller, Columbus Regional [email protected] 706-718-2012 mobile
Additional Skills & Training 100% coding accuracy over the last 14 months; consistently exceed established productivity standards ICD 10-CM training – 40 hours covering general guidelines and specialty practices provided by 3M onsite
and online; 20 additional hours provided by USA Medical Command (certificates available) Proficient in Windows and Microsoft Office; Knowledge of APC and ASC Formal education includes medical terminology and human anatomy and physiology (transcripts available)