Inpatient Coder

Certified inpatient coders review clinical documentation, confirm that assigned codes match it, and evaluate AI-written clinical notes and summaries against real records. They also write prompts that test AI on billing and coding, prior authorization, scheduling and compliance, and correct the output when it falls short. Pay is per completed task that meets specifications, about 1 hour each, rate not stated. US-based, remote, at least 10 hours a week.

What you would do

• Review clinical documentation for accuracy, completeness and coding integrity
• Compare AI-generated clinical notes and summaries with real documentation and coding standards
• Confirm that assigned codes match the clinical documentation
• Write prompts testing AI on billing, coding, prior authorization, scheduling and compliance work
• Correct codes or data where the model gets it wrong

What the listing asks for

• Active coding certification such as CIC, CCS or CPC
• Inpatient ICD-10-CM coding experience, including DRG, MCC/CC and POA concepts
• Experience reviewing and abstracting information from EMRs
• At least 10 hours a week and a US base

Suits certified US inpatient coders comfortable with DRG, MCC/CC and POA rules who can commit at least 10 hours a week to task-paid work.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, US-based. Time: At least 10 hours a week. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

Applications go through micro1's own site. AI Trainer Guide is an independent guide to AI training work, not micro1 or its recruiter. The apply link on our page is a referral link: micro1 may pay us if it hires you, at no cost to you.