Medical Chart Reviewer

Review clinical records, coding decisions, and MS-DRG assignments to support AI training. This remote United States contract pays $50 to $70 per hour and requires medical coding or clinical documentation expertise. Remote Hourly · $50–$70/hr $50–$70/hr Compensation Contract, part-time Engagement Remote Location Posted Open to applicants in United States The work You will review clinical documentation and coding decisions to help improve data quality and AI model understanding. Your work covers detailed chart review, coding validation, clinical feedback, and complete review findings. You will work with admission notes, progress notes, operative reports, consults, laboratory and imaging results, and discharge summaries. Validate diagnosis and procedure coding, sequencing, Present on Admission indicators, and MS-DRG assignments against the clinical record. Identify under-coding, over-coding, missed CCs and MCCs, documentation gaps, and opportunities for clarification. Apply ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, AHA Coding Clinic guidance, and clinical validation criteria. Provide precise written and verbal feedback on charts, coding guidelines, and complex cases. Maintain accurate and complete review findings to support data integrity and AI model understanding. What it pays and takes This is a remote, part-time contractor role for candidates in the United States. Pay: $50 to $70 per hour. Location: Remote; open to candidates in the United States. Credential: An active AHIMA CCS, AAPC CIC, or AAPC CPC certification, or an RN or comparable clinical credential with relevant chart review or clinical documentation improvement experience. Expertise: Hands-on experience with ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, MS-DRG methodology, coding audits, or clinical documentation improvement. Clinical settings: Experience evaluating documentation from acute care, teaching hospitals, surgical, trauma, oncology, cardiology, or transplant settings. Communication: Professional fluency in English, with strong written and verbal communication skills. Tools: Access to current ICD-10 code sets, Official Coding Guidelines, and MS-DRG grouper tools. Working style: Strong attention to detail and accurate review practices. About AI training work AI training is the human work behind artificial intelligence, including reviewing documents and judging whether information is accurate and useful. People with medical and coding expertise help prepare reliable examples and feedback so AI systems can better understand specialized work. Review clinical records, assign medical codes, and help train AI systems to understand diagnoses and procedures. This US remote contractor role pays $50 to $70 per hour. Analyze and segment CT, MRI, DICOM, and other medical images in 3D Slicer, creating masks, 3D models, and visual outputs. This remote contractor role pays $60 to $112 per hour. Use inpatient coding expertise to review clinical records, evaluate AI-generated healthcare content, and correct coding outputs. Pay is $50 to $70 per hour equivalent, paid per task that meets project specifications. Review dermatology cases and AI model outputs as a remote clinical domain expert. The title names earth science, while the supplied duties focus on dermatology, so review the duties and qualifications before applying. #J-18808-Ljbffr OpenTrain AI, Inc.