Coder III (Inpatient) - Remote - Days

June 4, 2026

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Coder III (Inpatient)Are you looking for a rewarding career with a top-notch healthcare company? We are looking for a qualified Coder III like you to join our Texas Health Family Work location: RemoteWork hours: Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 4:30 pm (may have some flexibility after training/orientation) HIMS Coding Department Highlights:· 100%25 remote work· Flexible hours/scheduling· Terrific work/life balance Here’s What You NeedEducation H.S. Diploma or Equivalent REQUIRED and Other Completion or training in ICD-10-CM/PCS coding program REQUIRED Associate's Degree Health Information Management, Nursing or other healthcare related field preferred or Bachelor's Degree Health Information Management, Nursing or other healthcare related field preferred Experience 3 Years Inpatient coding experience in a large, complex acute healthcare setting REQUIRED or Licenses and Certifications CCS - Certified Coding Specialist Upon Hire REQUIRED or Other CIC - Certifed Inpatient Coder Upon Hire REQUIRED or RHIT - Registered Health Information Technician Upon Hire REQUIRED or RHIA - Registered Health Information Administrator Upon Hire REQUIRED Skills Ability to analyze and validate documentation that supports accurate code assignment for complex inpatient cases utilizing available coding technology appropriately. Advanced knowledge and utilization of encoder software with usage of computer-assisted-coding software. Ability to apply definition of principal diagnosis to arrive at correct code, MS-DRG and POA assignment. Strong knowledge of ICD-10-CM/PCS diagnosis and procedure coding guidelines. Expertise in the application of coding convention guidelines in all levels of inpatient coding from complex to simple. Strong oral and written communication skills with the ability to initiate clear and concise queries to physicians. Advanced MS Office suite skills and encoder software. Moderate skills in computer-assisted-coding functions. Acts as a resource/mentor to less experienced coders with the ability to assess coding accuracy and provide feedback. Demonstrated strong decision making, problem solving and advanced critical thinking skills by applying coding concepts.What You Will Do· Provides critical assessment of the health record documentation to accurately identify pertinent primary and secondary diagnosis and procedures that require ICD-10-CM/PCS code and MS-DRG assignment for proper billing complex (Medicare, high dollars, long LOS and high CMI) inpatient records.· Abstracts and compiles clinical data elements such as attending physician, surgeon, consultants, ED physician, birth weight, etc. according to THR guidelines.· Queries the physician and takes initiative to collaborate with Clinical Documentation Specialist and other departments when documentation in the record is ambiguous, inadequate, unclear or incorrect for accurate coding and compliance.· Demonstrates and maintains adequate productivity and quality metrics as outlined in job description.· Demonstrates and maintains coding proficiency by staying abreast of coding guidelines as published in Coding Clinic. Additional perks of being a Texas Heath Coder· Benefits include 401k, PTO, medical, dental, Paid Parental Leave, flex spending, tuition reimbursement, Student Loan Repayment Program as well as several other benefits.· A supportive, team environment with outstanding opportunities for growth.· Explore our <a href="https://jobs.texashealth.org/" target="_blank">Texas Health careers site</a> for info like <a href="https://jobs.texashealth.org/Benefits" target="_blank">Benefits</a>, <a href="https://jobs.texashealth.org/Professions" target="_blank">Job Listings by Category</a>, recent <a href="https://jobs.texashealth.org/awards" target="_blank">Awards</a> we’ve won and more.· Do you still have questions or concerns? Feel free to email your questions to <a href="mailto:recruitment@texashealth.org">recruitment@texashealth.org</a>. Do you still have questions or concerns? Feel free to email your questions to <a href="mailto:recruitment@texashealth.org">recruitment@texashealth.org</a>. #LI-JT1

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