Skill
Medical Coding
Healthcare and Medical
Medical coding is the practice of converting healthcare diagnoses, procedures, and equipment into standardized alphanumeric codes using systems like ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS. Accurate coding is essential for insurance billing, medical records, and healthcare statistics. Medical coders typically work in hospitals, clinics, or insurance companies and often hold certifications demonstrating coding proficiency.
Medical Coding in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Medical Records Technician (HIT)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Fresno, CA · $50,714 – $65,930
This Medical Records Technician role at a VA health system involves reviewing, analyzing, and maintaining patient health records in both paper and electronic formats to ensure accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance. The position suits someone with knowledge of medical terminology and health information management who can work independently to resolve documentation issues and coordinate with clinical staff.
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Medical Records Technician (Inpatient Coder)
Indian Health Service
Shiprock, New Mexico · $55,882 – $72,644
This federal role codes inpatient medical records for accurate billing and quality reporting, reviewing clinical documentation to assign diagnoses and procedures correctly, audit for compliance, and provide coding feedback to providers. It suits detail-oriented professionals with medical coding experience who can work independently and support healthcare data integrity.
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Research Medicare Coverage Analysis Specialist
Cleveland Clinic
Full-time · Cleveland, OH
This role involves reviewing clinical trial protocols and regulatory documents to determine billing eligibility and coverage under Medicare's clinical trial policies. It suits someone with healthcare administration, medical coding, or compliance experience who can navigate complex research documentation and work with interdisciplinary teams.
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Director, Clinical Sciences, Oncology
Moderna
Full-time · $183,800 – $330,300
This role leads clinical development strategy and execution for oncology studies at a biotechnology company, overseeing data quality, regulatory compliance, and study operations from early to late phases. It suits experienced clinical scientists with advanced degrees and deep oncology expertise who can drive complex programs across multiple internal and external stakeholders.
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Medical Records Administrator
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · San Diego, CA · $102,246 – $132,923
This role leads the day-to-day operations of a hospital's health information management department, overseeing coding, documentation, records, and compliance while supporting the chief HIM officer. It suits experienced health records professionals ready to move into supervisory and strategic planning responsibilities.
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Supervisory Medical Records Administrator Chief HIMS
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Tampa, FL · $106,437 – $138,370
This role leads all health information management operations at a VA hospital, directing staff across records analysis, coding, documentation improvement, and data management while ensuring compliance with VA and Joint Commission standards. It suits experienced health records professionals ready to move into executive leadership and drive system-wide improvements.
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Medical Records Technician (Health Information Technician)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · New Orleans, LA · $37,193 – $65,599
This role involves reviewing and analyzing patient health records at a VA medical center to ensure they meet documentation standards, regulatory requirements, and legal compliance. The position suits someone with medical background knowledge who can work independently managing incomplete records and coordinating with clinical staff to resolve documentation issues.
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