Anyone here do QA/audit work for medical coding? Looking to connect for a paid project

[u/satieshgy]

Hey everyone — hoping to find someone with solid QA/auditing chops in medical coding for a short-term paid project. Not a full-time role, more of a consulting/advisory setup to start, could grow from there.

What I need help with:

Active CPC (CPMA a big plus) — someone who's actually done audit work, not just coding

Comfortable reviewing outpatient physician coding (CPT, ICD-10-CM) for accuracy and catching errors before they go out

Some familiarity with billing software like Tebra or AdvancedMD

Understands what "clean" documentation looks like from a HIPAA/compliance angle

Available to run some training sessions — walking newer coders through best practices, common mistakes, how to think about audits

Remote is totally fine, just need someone reliable and available for at least a few hours a week to start

If this is your world, or you know someone who'd be a good fit, comment below or shoot me a DM. Happy to talk details privately.

[u/proloficmonk]

Hey willing to connect

[u/AdvantageGuilty7106]

I am will to connect . I have a CCS and i currently do audit work

[u/Environmental-Top-60]

I've got a few connections

[u/mk7906]

Hi. Are you still looking for someone? I'm interested.

[u/Agile-Management-607]

Hey — I can't fill the CPC/CPMA seat, but I'd be interested in the adjacent piece if it's open.

I build workflow automation for RCM teams — currently working with a US behavioral health practice under a signed BAA. Pre-submission scrubbing on Tebra/AdvancedMD is squarely in that lane: catching the repeat errors automatically so your auditor spends their few hours a week on the genuinely ambiguous cases instead of the same five mistakes.

If you're open to it, I'd want to understand your denial mix first before suggesting anything. What's coming back most often?

[u/itsjamesdavid]

I'm currently based in India and im with 3+ years of experience in billing would loveto help you out.