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Coder Abstractor - REMOTE

Munson Healthcare · United States · US

Health Informatics
Remote
physician
Demand78
Career growth55
Healthcare fit58
Remote potential95
5-year outlook
Stable healthcare revenue-cycle demand, with pay likely improving after obtaining CPC/RHIT/RHIA and gaining coding experience; exact salary depends on market and credential status.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
moderate
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-10-26

Intelligence details

Flexible work details

Engagement type
Permanent
Hours
Full-time
Eligible countries
United States
License jurisdiction
US
Profession fit
physician
Rate period
Annual

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Why this is worth applying to

Worth considering if you already have coding certification/experience or are willing to pursue CPC/RHIT/RHIA and gain revenue-cycle experience. Less suitable for clinicians seeking an immediate non-clinical pivot without coding credentials.

Who should apply

Certified medical coders, health information management graduates, nurses or allied health professionals with coding/charge-capture exposure, and clinicians seriously pursuing revenue-cycle or coding careers.

CV angle

Frame real clinical documentation review, EHR use, medical terminology, ICD/CPT coursework or exposure, compliance/audit awareness, and accuracy metrics. Do not claim coding credentials or years of coding experience you do not have.

Skills to highlight

  • Medical terminology
  • ICD-10-CM coding
  • CPT coding
  • HCPCS modifiers
  • Charge capture
  • Revenue cycle
  • Coding compliance
  • EHR/physician documentation review

Role summary

Remote medical coding and abstracting role reviewing physician documentation, assigning ICD/CPT/HCPCS codes and modifiers, supporting charge capture, resolving coding discrepancies, and helping ensure billing compliance.

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