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Certified Inpatient/Outpatient Coder

Marshall County Hospital DistrictBenton, Marshall CountyClosed Sep 17, 2026

This role is no longer accepting applications. Marshall County Hospital District listed it on August 18, 2026, and it has since come off their careers site. Current openings in the same area are below.

Open Outpatient Coder roles

On-siteOutpatient CoderMedical Coder$58k/year (est.)

Outpatient Coder-Remote

Community Health SystemsFranklin, Williamson County

Outpatient coder assigning ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS codes for ED, surgeries, observation, IR, and ancillary services; ensures compliance and accurate reimbursement.

On-siteOutpatient CoderMedical Coder$76k/year (est.)

Senior Outpatient Coder

Westchester Medical CenterEast View, Westchester County

Senior outpatient coder addressing insurance appeals and coding highly complex medical records using ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS.

On-siteOutpatient CoderMedical Coder$60k–$67k/year

Full Time Dual (Facility & Profee) Orthopedic Medical Coder Remote

IKS Health CareerUS

Dual-mode orthopedic coder (facility + professional fee); title says Remote but field marked onsite.

RemoteOutpatient CoderClinical Documentation (CDI)$110k–$138k/year

Senior Interventional Radiology Medical Coder – Remote (ProFee)

University of California, San FranciscoRemote (US)

3-month remote professional fee (physician) coder for interventional radiology; pays $53.12–$66.18/hour.

On-siteOutpatient CoderMedical Coder$71k/year (est.)

Outpatient Coder

Dana-Farber Cancer InstituteBrookline Village, Norfolk County

Entry-level outpatient coder reviewing/abstracting ICD-10 codes; reviews CCI and LCD/NCD edits in cancer institute specialty.

RemoteCRC (Certified Risk Adjustment Coder)Outpatient Coder

Profee Coding Consultant - Full Time

DatavantRemote (US)

Full-time coding consultant providing education, quality reviews, and coding guidance across multiple code sets (CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS) for hospitals and practices.

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