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Inpatient Quality and Education Manager

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We are thrilled to share that UASI has been recognized as a Top Workplace by the Cincinnati Enquirer in both 2022, 2023 and 2024. With over 40 years of experience and enduring partnerships with our valued clients, we are proud of the stability we’ve built and the long-term success of our dedicated team.

 

We are currently seeking an Inpatient Quality and Education Manager to join our team on a full-time basis. The Inpatient Education and Quality Manager is responsible for implementing organizational education, training, and quality management initiatives, as well as continued content development for the UASI Academy.  This role will be responsible for establishing and implementing yearly organizational education plans as well as leading the QM team efforts to ensure that internal auditing, training and mentoring activities are performed and supported.

 

Responsibilities include:

Project Management/Operational Efficiency

  • Manage schedule of QM team quality management activities and education utilizing UASI organizational tool to ensure optimal resource management.
  • Monitor and manage key metrics for the QM team including productivity, and staff utilization.
  • Oversee and ensure continued growth of UASI organizational initiatives including Upskilling and HOP to HIP to achieve expected outcomes.
  • Collaborate with organizational leadership to identify training needs and design programs to meet those needs.
  • Develop and implement annual education plan including HIPAA Annual Compliance Training, quarterly Coding Clinic updates, annual ICD10/and specific monthly CEU opportunities for staff.

Technical Coding/Auditing Expertise

  • Utilize coding expertise to perform quality reviews on QM auditors and other internal staff as requested.
  • Ongoing assessment of the organizational audit tool for analyzing and tracking quality to ensure optimal reporting.
  • Work collaboratively with the Client Success Managers and Staff Success Managers across the organization to oversee and/or perform audits on UASI coders and auditors.
  • Perform necessary feedback and research to UASI coders and auditors in response to coding and CDI questions.

Education & Mentoring

  • Oversee and/or provide education to coders and auditors as needed based on internal audit findings including identification of trends to improve coder and auditor quality.
  • Utilize UASI Learning Management System for education content development and delivery.

 

Business Development

  • Use expertise to partner with the Sales/Account Management team for business development opportunities related to UASI’s Learning Management System or client education needs.
  • Leverage professional network and demonstrate expertise through market facing activities including professional organizations, speaking, or serving as a UASI Ambassador.

 

Qualifications

  • Baccalaureate degree in health information management or associate degree in health information technology with equivalent extensive management and consulting experience.
  • Current CCS designation required, or an equivalent credential
  • Experience with Microsoft Office including 365, Word, Excel, PowerPoint
  • Experience with Learning Management System development and maintenance
  • Exceptional communication skills including the ability to create and deliver education content internally and to clients.
  • Strong industry knowledge and demonstrated subject matter expertise in mid-revenue cycle operations including HIM operations, coding, value-based care initiatives, denials management, and other key industry trends/drivers.
  • Strong leadership skills with the ability to create strategic vision.

Why UASI?

At UASI, we offer HIM professionals the perfect balance: an exciting and fulfilling role that challenges you to utilize and enhance your expertise, combined with the flexibility and comfort of working from home. We also recognize that our employees are our greatest asset and in return for your talents, we offer full benefits, PTO, a dynamic work environment, career development, strong leadership and competitive salaries.

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