POSITION SUMMARY
The Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) Manager is responsible for the development, implementation and ongoing maintenance of the CDI department and team. The position manages and oversees the daily operations of the department activities and staff, data collection, analysis and reports to meet department and organizational wide goals. CDI Manger is responsible for providing CDI program oversight and day-to-day implementation and management of processes related to the concurrent review of the clinical documentation in the inpatient medical record. This includes, but is not limited to, overall responsibility for the planning, administration, control, and quality management of CDI Department activities in addition to regular reporting of department progress and initiatives to hospital leadership. Also, responsible for supporting the denials: management team in responding to clinically related denials and downgrades and overseeing the provider enrollment function. The position requires excellent critical thinking skills; knowledge of IPPS and related medical record documents; broad-based clinical knowledge and thorough understanding of pathophysiology; as well as the ability to adapt to changes in the workload, to work independently and to effectively prioritize work assignments. The position requires in-depth of knowledge of CDI process, workflow management and electronic health records. The position requires a high degree of collaboration with clinicians, health care providers, patient financial services, quality, and coding leadership. This position is eligible for telework with supervisor approval and upon a successful training/trial period. Teleworker must have a reliable and adequate internet connection with a minimum 20Mbps internet speed. Should a minimum internet speed not be met, or the teleworker’s internet is unstable, work must be performed onsite. Teleworkers using personal virtual desktop must use on VMware Horizon 7 to conduct their work off-site. Teleworkers assigned a TCRHCC laptop must use a VPN to connect to internal resources to conduct their work off-site. Teleworkers are responsible for complying with all applicable TCRHCC policies (Telework Policy and Procedures, Remote Access, and the Telework Agreement).
Qualifications:NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS
Education:
Bachelor’s in nursing, health administration or related field (Foreign nursing or medical degree is acceptable if evaluated and deemed equivalent to U.S. standards by a recognized credentialing agency)
Certification:
Must have a valid, current, full and unrestricted Professional Nursing License to practice nursing in any state of the United States of America, The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or a territory of the United States
Experience:
Two (2) years of progressively responsible leadership experience in Clinical Documentation Integrity, nursing, case management, or related healthcare field
Other Skills and Abilities:
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Operational Leadership
Learning and Development
Strategic Relationships