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Manages coding quality audits by training and coordinating team members on best practices in conducting special projects, audits, reviews, and/or monitoring. Manages audit analysis and report writing by leading team members in implementing new strategies in comparing coding and documentation across the enterprise to identify potential risks and remedies, and sharing pattern and trend analysis summary reports at the market level that identify opportunities found within reports/reviews. Manages enhancements to coding integrity by overseeing the implementation and evaluation of new departmental processes and workflows to ensure their effectiveness at addressing all noted opportunities, and resolving identified issues at the market level. Manages compliance by providing guidance to team members interpreting national, state, and KP-specific coding, billing, and documentation guidelines/guidance for KPs leadership, attorneys, physicians, coders, compliance, and billers to ensure consistent and accurate implementation and compliance with external regulations.
Essential Responsibilities:
- Provides developmental opportunities for others; builds collaborative, cross-functional relationships. Solicits and acts on performance feedback; works closely with employees to set goals and provide open feedback and coaching to drive performance improvement. Pursues professional growth; develops and provides training and development to talent for growth opportunities; supports execution of performance management guidelines and expectations. Leads, adapts, implements, and stays up to date with organizational change, challenges, feedback, best practices, processes, and industry trends. Fosters open dialogue amongst team members, engages, motivates, and promotes collaboration within and across teams. Delegates tasks and decisions as appropriate; provides appropriate support, guidance, and scope; encourages development and consideration of options in decision making.
- Manages designated work unit or team by translating business plans into tactical action items; oversees the completion of work assignments and identifies opportunities for improvement; ensures all policies and procedures are followed. Aligns team efforts; builds accountability for and measuring progress in achieving results; determines and ensures processes and methodologies are implemented; resolves escalated issues as appropriate; sets standards and measures progress. Fosters the development of work plans to meet business priorities and deadlines; obtains and distributes resources. Removes obstacles that impact performance; identifies and addresses improvement opportunities; guides performance and develops contingency plans accordingly; influences teams to execute in alignment with operational objectives.
- Manages audit analysis and report writing by: leading team members in implementing new strategies in comparing coding and documentation across the enterprise to identify potential risks and remedies; validating trend analyses to identify patterns and variations at the market level in coding practices, key compliance drivers, liabilities, and performance indicators (e.g., adherence to standards, incorporation of new regulations), and sharing feedback with team members as needed; and sharing pattern and trend analysis summary reports at the market level that identify opportunities found within reports/reviews.
- Manages coding quality audits by: overseeing and evaluating the auditing program for coding compliance to assess accuracy of all code assignments and adequacy of documentation to support the codes chosen; training and coordinating team members on best practices in conducting special projects, audits, reviews, and/or monitoring; assessing the effectiveness and ease of use of processes, and revising as necessary; and ensuring that all special projects, audits, reviews, and/or monitoring align with state and federal regulatory and reimbursement requirements, current documentation, and coding guidelines.
- Manages compliance by: providing guidance to team members interpreting national, state, and KP-specific coding, billing, and documentation guidelines/guidance for KPs leadership, attorneys, physicians, coders, compliance, and billers to ensure consistent and accurate implementation and compliance with external regulations; empowering staff to attend national committees; and planning and removing barriers to allow others to attend National Compliance programs to assure maximum utilization of coding resources when conducting special projects, monitoring, reviews, and/or audits.
- Manages enhancements to coding integrity by: coaching and monitoring team members who are assisting with the identification of coding/documentation trends and opportunities; overseeing the implementation and evaluation of new departmental processes and workflows to ensure their effectiveness at addressing all noted opportunities, and resolving identified issues at the market level; and managing improvements for communicating up-to-date and accurate regulation, policy, and guideline changes impacting coding and documentation for all impacted employees, and monitoring for adherence at the market level.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: (Core)
- Ambiguity/Uncertainty Management
- Attention to Detail
- Business Knowledge
- Communication
- Constructive Feedback
- Critical Thinking
- Cross-Group Collaboration
- Decision Making
- Dependability
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Support
- Drives Results
- Facilitation Skills
- Health Care Industry
- Influencing Others
- Integrity
- Leadership
- Learning Agility
- Organizational Savvy
- Problem Solving
- Short- and Long-term Learning & Recall
- Strategic Thinking
- Team Building
- Teamwork
- Topic-Specific Communication
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: (Functional)
- Audits
- Compliance Management
- Data Quality
- Execution Excellence
- Health Care Compliance
- Health Care Data Analytics
- Health Information Systems
- Information Gathering
- Internal Audit Processes
- Maintain Files and Records
- Medical Coding
- Medical Terminology
- Quality Assurance and Effectiveness
- Quality Improvement
- Stakeholder Management
- Technical Documentation
- Training
- Trend Analysis
- Written Communication
Minimum Qualifications:
- Minimum two (2) years of experience in International Classification of Diseases (ICD)-10-Clinical Modification, Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) coding, including chart auditing, applying diagnoses and/or procedure codes, and/or conducting coding reviews.
- Minimum three (3) years of experience in a leadership role with or without direct reports.
- Bachelors degree in Business Administration, Health Information Management, Health Care Administration, Health/Health Care Informatics, or related field AND minimum four (4) years of experience in health care compliance, health care operations (quality, risk), audit, insurance/health plan governance, coding, medical record review, or a directly related field OR Minimum seven (7) years of experience in health care compliance, health care operations (quality, risk), audit, insurance/health plan governance, coding, medical record review, or a directly related field.
- Certified Coding Specialist required at hire OR Registered Health Information Administrator required at hire OR Registered Health Information Technician required at hire OR Certified Coding Specialist - Physician Based required at hire OR Certified Professional Coder required at hire
- Risk Adjustment Certification.
- Three (3) years of auditing experience.
PrimaryLocation : California,Santa Clara,Santa Clara Medical Offices
HoursPerWeek : 40
Shift : Day
Workdays : Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
WorkingHoursStart : 08:00 AM
WorkingHoursEnd : 05:00 PM
Job Schedule : Full-time
Job Type : Standard
Employee Status : Regular
Employee Group/Union Affiliation : NUE-NCAL-09|NUE|Non Union Employee
Job Level : Manager with Direct Reports
Job Category : Clinical Business Operations Documentation
Department : Oakland Reg - 1800 Harrison - RevCycle lntegrtt Cdr Tmg/Aud - 0208
Travel : No
Kaiser Permanente is an equal opportunity employer committed to fair, respectful, and inclusive workplaces. Applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic or status.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Education
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in coding manager jobs.
- Certified Professional Coder (CPC), RHIA, or RHIT credential required or strongly preferred
- Minimum five years of coding experience with at least two years in a supervisory role
- Proficiency in ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS Level II coding systems
- Experience with encoder software and electronic health record platforms
- Knowledge of CMS guidelines, payer policies, and compliance regulations
- Strong ability to conduct coding audits and deliver staff education and feedback
Tips for Your Coding Manager Job Search
Tailor your resume for coding specifics
Highlight your coding system proficiency, whether ICD-10-CM, CPT, or HCC, alongside team size managed and audit accuracy rates. Hiring managers for coding manager roles want concrete evidence of compliance oversight, not just generic management experience.
Earn a CPC or RHIA before applying
Most coding manager postings require an AHIMA or AAPC credential. If you hold a CPC, RHIA, or RHIT, lead with it in your resume header. Candidates without a credential rarely advance past initial screening for manager-level roles.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists coding manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by payer mix and setting
Outpatient, inpatient, and professional fee coding require different expertise. Filter your search by care setting so your specialization aligns with what the employer actually bills. Mismatched applications rarely convert to interviews in this field.
Prepare a team performance narrative for interviews
Interviewers for coding manager roles ask how you've improved coder productivity, reduced denial rates, or handled audits. Build two or three specific stories around measurable outcomes your team achieved under your direction before you walk into any interview.
Negotiate scope alongside title and pay
When you receive an offer, clarify whether the role owns encoder selection, coder training, and denial management or only daily supervision. Scope determines career trajectory, so get it in writing before you accept.
Coding Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most coding managers?
CommonSpirit Health, Boston Medical Center, and UASI are hiring the most coding managers right now, with openings concentrated in Florida, Texas, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Health systems, hospital networks, and revenue cycle management companies represent the largest share of active postings.
How many coding manager jobs are remote?
About 72% of coding manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting strong demand for experienced managers who can oversee distributed coding teams. Remote roles are most common in outpatient and professional fee coding, where workflow tools and encoder access are fully cloud-based.
How do you become a coding manager?
Start by building several years of hands-on coding experience in a clinical or revenue cycle setting, then earn a recognized credential such as a CPC, RHIA, or RHIT. Take on lead coder or senior coder responsibilities to demonstrate supervisory readiness. Develop skills in audit methodology, staff coaching, and denial management, since those are the core duties hiring managers test for during interviews.
Can you get hired as a coding manager without prior management experience?
Some employers will consider a strong lead coder or senior coder as a first-time manager if the candidate has demonstrated ownership over audits, training, or productivity reporting. Your best path is to document specific instances where you coached peers, resolved compliance issues, or improved team accuracy, since those examples substitute effectively for a formal management title on your resume.
What does the coding manager interview process look like?
Most coding manager interviews include an initial recruiter screen focused on credentials and coding system experience, followed by a technical or scenario-based round where you discuss how you handle audit findings, coder errors, and denial trends. A final round with a director or VP of revenue cycle typically covers leadership style, team development, and familiarity with compliance requirements. Some employers add a short written coding or case-review exercise.
Where can I find and apply to coding manager jobs?
You can find and apply to coding manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your specialization and experience level, then apply directly to each listing from the job page.
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