CDI Auditor

Role Overview

• Perform high-level, secondary case reviews to ensure accurate and comprehensive provider documentation.
• Perform CDI audits.
• Assess documentation alignment with ICD-10-CM/PCS, MS-DRG/APR-DRG, and payer guidelines.
• Identify missed or inappropriate diagnoses, procedures, CCs/MCCs, and severity of illness (SOI) / risk of mortality (ROM) opportunities.
• Analyze audit findings and prepare detailed reports with trends, risks, and improvement opportunities.
• Provide feedback and education to CDI specialists, coders, and clinical staff.

Requirements

• CCDS or CDIP certification required.
• RN preferred but not required.
• A minimum of 3 years’ CDI experience.
• The ability to communicate with physicians and hospital staff in a collaborative manner to promote appropriate clinical documentation and quality improvement is a must.

Benefits

• UASI provides employees with the tools needed for professional growth and development.
• Strong leadership.
• Education.
• Full benefits.
• PTO.
• Competitive pay.