Job Description

As  A Medical Coding Associate (MCA) at WWS you will be responsible for assigning the appropriate code to describe a particular type of service to a patient. Ensuring that the codes are appropriately applied during the insurance process of billing, including removing the information from documentation, assigning the appropriate codes, and creating a claim for reimbursement.
What We Expect
Any Life Science Graduate.
Proficient computer skills.
 Ability to understand Medical Terminologies (Physiology and Anatomy) is a great advantage. 
Good communication and analytical skills. 
Should have  2 to 3 years of experience in medical coding. 
Flexibility in shifts is appreciated. 
 A Medical Coder’s Ideal Day At WWS 
Review patient information. Coders read medical charts and translate the healthcare services provided to the patients into the correct medical code, which can differ between different healthcare insurance companies.The process also follows up on to following the insurance companies for the same.
Converging compliance. Stigma revolves around the compliance subjugation of which coders code with medical policies and guidelines.
Input medical codes. The professionals use medical code, provided along with universal code classifications like the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10 CM) and Current Procedural Terminology (CPT), to prepare medical claims for the medical billers. 
Audit codes. Ensuring the codes are hassle free and viable for errorless documents that would not hamper the payment process from stage one.


What You Can Expect
Full-time, salaried position creamed with welfare programs. 
Competitive salary and module specific training in the core space with recognition potential and annual bonus.
Performance appraisals.
Attendance Incentives.
Working with the best talent in the industry
Conducive intangible environment with dynamic benefits.
Why Consider a Medical Coding Career With WWS?

With a very appealing work environment at WWS, our setting made it easier to build relationships with other staff members and clients. You may also have an opportunity to learn other aspects of medical office work on the job, which can enhance your experience and qualifications.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that employment of medical secretaries, including medical coders, will grow 34% between 2016 and 2026, which is much faster than the average for all professions. This strong job outlook can make it easier for qualified coders to find work.

Skills Required