Release of Information Coordinator

Job Title: Release of Information Coordinator Department: Health System Shared Services | MIM Operations The Release of Information (ROI) Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and processing requests for disclosure of patient health information in accordance with federal and state laws, organizational policies, and established Medical Information Management procedures. The ROI Coordinator reviews and validates requests and authorizations, identifies the appropriate medical information for release, and ensures information is disclosed accurately, securely, and within required timeframes. The ROI Coordinator independently processes routine and complex requests for medical information from patients, healthcare providers, legal representatives, government agencies, insurance companies, and other authorized third‑party requestors. Responsibilities may include processing patient access requests, continuity of care requests, subpoenas, court orders, legal requests, audits, insurance and payer requests, and other requests requiring research, analysis, and interpretation of disclosure requirements. The ROI Coordinator utilizes the electronic health record and other departmental systems to locate, review, prepare, and release medical information. The position investigates and resolves issues involving incomplete or invalid authorizations, unavailable documentation, incorrect patient information, disclosure restrictions, and other barriers to completing requests. The ROI Coordinator serves as an experienced departmental resource regarding Release of Information workflows and may provide guidance and training to staff regarding established procedures, systems, and request processing requirements. The position collaborates with patients, clinical departments, physicians, Legal, Compliance, Privacy, Information Technology, and other internal and external stakeholders to resolve issues related to medical record requests and disclosures. The ROI Coordinator supports departmental quality, productivity, and customer service standards and participates in workflow improvements, system changes, training initiatives, and special projects. The position may provide cross‑coverage for other Medical Information Management functions as operational needs require. Minimum Education Required Per Classified Civil Service Specifications. High School diploma or GED. 1 year of relevant experience required; 2-4 years of relevant experience preferred. Additional qualifications may include experience working with electronic health records, medical records, health information management, Release of Information, healthcare operations, or other environments requiring the handling of confidential information. Demonstrated ability to analyze and interpret information, prioritize multiple requests, maintain accuracy and attention to detail, communicate effectively with internal and external customers, and exercise appropriate judgment when handling confidential and sensitive information. Knowledge of HIPAA, patient privacy requirements, and federal and state regulations governing access to and disclosure of protected health information is preferred. FUNCTION: Health Information Management SUB‑FUNCTION: Release of Information CAREER BAND: Individual Contributor - Technical CAREER LEVEL: 2 Additional Information: Location: University Hospital - Doan Hall (0089) Position Type: Regular Scheduled Hours: 40 Shift: First Shift Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process. The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability. At Ohio State, you’ll find work that inspires you. We offer roles and growth opportunities in countless fields and specialties — including a job that’s right for you. Ohio State benefits give you options to take care of what matters most to you — and opportunities to make adjustments as your life and needs change, including: Medical, dental and vision coverage, with Ohio State paying a significant portion of the cost. Paid time off, including sick and vacation time and 11 holidays. State retirement plan or an alternative retirement plan, both with generous employer contributions. As Buckeyes, we accomplish more together. No matter your role, you’ll be part of creating what people need now: pathways to education, research and health care. Working at Ohio State means you’re part of a team with a strong sense of community and an unwavering commitment to excellence — and, of course, incomparable Buckeye spirit. We bring out the best in people, help each other succeed and learn together. By joining Ohio State, you become part of a top‑20 public university with one of America’s leading academic health centers. We’re a team of dedicated colleagues with access to boundless resources that support you. Review the Frequently Asked Questions for details on using Workday and submitting your application. #J-18808-Ljbffr Ohio State University