Specialist Charge -RIO (Remote)

Location: Remote position associated with Livonia, Michigan, United States

Salary: $24.5303–$36.7954 per hour

Company

hirify.global provides healthcare services and operates hospital and physician-practice environments.

What you will do

• Capture, enter, approve, reconcile, and review patient charges for assigned departments.
• Audit charge documentation and ensure accurate CPT and ICD-10 coding for billing.
• Analyze operational and revenue-cycle data, prepare reports with graphical trends, and recommend practical improvements.
• Investigate missing, duplicate, or incorrect charges, including supply and implant charges, and coordinate corrective actions.
• Support denial-related charge reviews through clinical documentation analysis, root-cause analysis, and education.
• Coordinate with stakeholders on system changes, upgrades, charge triggers, and process improvements.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• At least three years of relevant coding and charge-control experience in a hospital or physician-practice environment.
• Experience with revenue cycle, billing, coding, patient financial services, charge-master maintenance, clinical billing, and audits.
• Knowledge of medical terminology, data entry, supply-chain processes, and healthcare operations.
• Experience with APC and OPPS reimbursement structures, OCE/CCI edits, and DNFB.
• Ability to perform charge capture, understand electronic medical record integrations and automated charge triggers, and investigate charge errors; Epic experience is desired.

Nice to have

• RHIA, RHIT, CCS, CPC/COC, CHC, or CHRI certification or membership.
• Licensed Vocational Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse licensure.
• Knowledge of clinical documentation improvement processes.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time position with a day-shift schedule.
• Remote work arrangement.
• Work is guided by hirify.global’s mission, values, compliance program, and code of conduct.
• Role includes collaboration with leadership, revenue-integrity colleagues, providers, and ancillary departments.
• Work may involve exposure to clinical environments, biohazards, interruptions, and shifting priorities.