Medical Review Nurse - Recent Job Title Must Be Medical Review Nurse .

Seeking Registered Nurse for fully remote role to perform complex medical record and claim reviews (Standard or Program Integrity) to make coverage determinations based on applicable Medicare coverage policies and payment rules, coding guidelines, National and Local Coverage Determinations, utilization/practice guidelines, clinical review judgment and when appropriate, monitor for potential indicators of fraud, waste, and abuse. Provides professional assessment, planning, coordination, implementation, and reporting of complex data to support the Medical Review Accuracy Contract (MRAC). Essential Functions • Perform complex medical record and claims review in accordance with all State and Federal mandated regulations/guidelines. • Accurately enter medical review data into the medical review system. • Apply clinical review judgment, based on clinical experience when applicable and review completeness of documentation to determine if documentation supports claim as billed. • Reasonably determines appropriateness to consult a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for clarification. • When performing Program Integrity (PI) reviews, assess investigative allegations and medical review findings, and/or other claims data to determine patterns and detect potential indicators of fraud, waste and abuse (FWA). • Accurately identify additional findings in the review of evidence of potential FWA not detected by the Medical Review Contractor. • Consistently meet or exceed productivity and accuracy standards of 98% minimum IRR established by the customer and/or the Company. Requirements • Registered Nurse, with a current unobstructed license to practice nursing in the United States. • Graduate of a Board approved Registered Nursing program. • A Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BSN) or other related field is preferred. • A minimum of three (3) or more years’ experience in medical/utilization medical record review particularly with Medicare and/or Medicaid. • A minimum of three years of lead/supervisory experience in the health insurance industry, a utilization review firm, or another health care claims processing organization involving medical and coding reviews of a variety of medical and surgical claims from a variety of provider types. • Minimum of 2 (two) years’ experience in the medical review processes (i.e. MACs, SMRC, CERT, QICs and/or BFCC-QIOs). • Working experience with electronic medical records or electronic transmission of medical records. • Desired experience performing medical review for fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) investigations. • Knowledgeable of ICD-9-CM, ICD-10, CPT-4 and HCPCS coding. • One year or more of utilizing InterQual and/or Milliman guidelines preferred. Pay From $76,800.00 per year Benefits • 401(k) • Health insurance • Paid time off Application Question(s) • ICD-9-CM, ICD-10, CPT-4 and HCPCS coding Education • Bachelor's (Preferred) Experience • MACs (Medicare Administrative Contractor) 10 years (Required) • SMRCs (Supplemental Medical Review Contractor) 10 years (Required) • LCD – Local Coverage Determination 5 years (Required) • Medicare 7 years (Required) • CMS 5 years (Required) • ICD-9-CM, ICD-10, CPT-4 and HCPCS coding 6 years (Required) • MACs, SMRC, CERT, QICs and/or BFCC-QIO 6 years (Required) Work Location Remote

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