Claims Quality Auditor audits claims for coding accuracy, benefit payment, contract interpretation, and compliance with policies and procedures. Selects claims through random processes and/or other criteria. Being a Claims Quality Auditor makes recommendations to improve quality, workflow processes, policies and procedures. Typically requires an associate degree. Additionally, Claims Quality Auditor typically reports to a supervisor or a manager. The Claims Quality Auditor gains exposure to some of the complex tasks within the job function. Occasionally directed in several aspects of the work. To be a Claims Quality Auditor typically requires 2 to 4 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
Job Description
This is a full-time on-site role for a Claims Auditor.
The Claims Auditor will be responsible for auditing claims, utilizing analytical skills to investigate discrepancies, and auditing medical claims.
- This position is responsible for maintaining routine auditing functions and providing feedback on departmental activities, to assure compliance with all health plan and regulatory agencies, including CMS, DMHC (Department of Managed Health Care), and DHS.
- This position includes the responsibility for routine hospital and professional audits, complex audits on individual or random training, and focused claims to identify exceptions to established claims adjudication requirements for claims processing, payment and procedural accuracy.
- In addition, this position is responsible to assist with eligibility identify (e.g. COB, ESRD) and Letters of Agreements as required.
- To maintain in strict confidence, all member, provider, and Health Plan information to which Claims Auditing Specialist has access.
Apply here, or email resumes to: agrove@teksystems.com