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Chart Deficiency Analyst Jobs (NOW HIRING)

... the deficiency management system, and assigns those deficiencies to the appropriate provider(s ... Prepare weekly delinquent chart reports. * Perform monthly charge reports (open chart reviews, 100 ...

HIM TECH III

Meadville, PA · On-site

$14.50 - $17.75/hr

... deficiency process, serve as backup for the chart analysis, scanning, transcription and release of information process, serve as backup in assisting physicians and various healthcare providers with ...

HIM Technician, Per Diem

Tillamook, OR

$16 - $19.50/hr

Conducts chart audits, assists in deficiency analysis, resolves issues related to dictation, responds to inquires for assistance by users of the document imaging software and transcripts. * Performs ...

HIM TECH III

Meadville, PA · On-site

$14.50 - $17.75/hr

... deficiency process, serve as backup for the chart analysis, scanning, transcription and release of information process, serve as backup in assisting physicians and various healthcare providers with ...

Epic Senior Analyst, HIM

Miami, FL · On-site +1

$84K - $111K/yr

The Epic Senior Analyst initiates the implementation, builds, and modifies complex applications ... Chart Tracking, Release of Information, Deficiency Tracking, and Coding preferred * Familiarity ...

HIM Technician, Per Diem

Tillamook, OR · On-site

$17.99 - $23.47/hr

Conducts chart audits, assists in deficiency analysis, resolves issues related to dictation, responds to inquires for assistance by users of the document imaging software and transcripts. * Performs ...

HIM Technician

Ukiah, CA · On-site

$25 - $30.01/hr

Conducts chart audits, assists in deficiency analysis, resolves issues related to dictation, responds to inquires for assistance by users of the document imaging software and transcripts. * Performs ...

HIM Technician

Ukiah, CA

$17.25 - $21/hr

Conducts chart audits, assists in deficiency analysis, resolves issues related to dictation, responds to inquires for assistance by users of the document imaging software and transcripts. * Performs ...

The Epic Senior Analyst initiates the implementation, builds, and modifies complex applications ... Chart Tracking, Release of Information, Deficiency Tracking, and Coding preferred * Familiarity ...

HIM Technician

Glendale, CA · On-site

$25 - $30.91/hr

Conducts chart audits, assists in deficiency analysis, resolves issues related to dictation, responds to inquires for assistance by users of the document imaging software and transcripts. * Performs ...

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How much do chart deficiency analyst jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 16, 2026, the average hourly pay for chart deficiency analyst in the United States is $30.07, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.03 and $37.26 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What medical jobs are in shortage?

Several medical jobs are currently in shortage, including registered nurses, primary care physicians, and respiratory therapists. These roles often require specialized training and certifications and are critical to healthcare delivery, leading to high demand across various healthcare settings.

What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a Chart Deficiency Analyst?

As a Chart Deficiency Analyst, your daily tasks usually involve reviewing medical records for completeness, identifying documentation errors or missing information, and notifying physicians or clinicians to resolve discrepancies. You may work closely with Health Information Management (HIM) teams and other clinical staff to ensure charts meet all regulatory and organizational standards before they are finalized. Regular tracking, reporting on outstanding deficiencies, and assisting with compliance audits are also common responsibilities. This position offers a dynamic blend of independent review and collaborative problem-solving within a healthcare setting.

What does a medical chart analyst do?

A medical chart analyst reviews and evaluates patient records to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with healthcare regulations. They often use electronic health record (EHR) systems and may identify discrepancies, code diagnoses, or assist with billing and documentation processes.

What healthcare jobs pay over $100k per year?

Chart Deficiency Analysts typically earn below $100,000 annually, but related healthcare roles such as healthcare administrators, medical directors, and certain specialized physicians often have salaries exceeding $100,000. These positions usually require advanced education, certifications, and experience in healthcare data analysis, management, or clinical practice.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Chart Deficiency Analyst position, and why are they important?

A Chart Deficiency Analyst requires strong knowledge of medical records management, attention to detail, and familiarity with HIPAA and healthcare regulatory requirements. Proficiency with electronic health record (EHR) systems such as Epic or Cerner, as well as coding and auditing tools, is often necessary, and an RHIT or similar credential can be beneficial. Excellent organizational skills, effective communication, and the ability to collaborate with healthcare providers are valuable soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure timely resolution of chart deficiencies, support compliance, and maintain accurate patient records critical to quality care and billing.

What is the highest demand job in healthcare?

Registered nurses and healthcare practitioners are among the highest demand jobs in healthcare due to ongoing patient care needs and an aging population. Roles like medical assistants, physical therapists, and health information technicians also experience strong demand, often requiring relevant certifications and technical skills.

What is a Chart Deficiency Analyst job?

A Chart Deficiency Analyst is responsible for reviewing medical records to identify missing, incomplete, or inaccurate documentation. They ensure that patient charts meet compliance standards and regulatory requirements. Their role involves working closely with healthcare providers to resolve deficiencies, maintain accurate records, and support efficient coding and billing processes. This position is essential in maintaining the integrity and completeness of patient health information.

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HIM Documentation Integrity Specialist

HIM Documentation Integrity Specialist

Yale New Haven Health

New Haven, CT • On-site

$99K - $100K/yr

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Job description

Overview

To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.
Required to pay meticulous attention to detail and have proficient knowledge of the electronic health record (Epic) in order to review and validate completeness and accuracy of medical record documentation for inpatients, ambulatory surgery, emergency department, and various outpatient encounters as indicated. Incumbent must demonstrate expert level knowledge of HIM pertinent Rules and Regulations for each delivery network and have the ability to validate automated deficiencies and/or manually assign deficiencies as appropriate. Identifies discrepancies and makes any necessary corrections to dates of service, missing core elements, and/or assignments. Participates in weekly alert and notification process to support routine suspension protocols. Assist medical staff members with Epic training and questions regarding record completion work flow.
EEO/AA/Disability/Veteran


Responsibilities

1. From the Epic Analysis Needed work queue, analyzes the on line medical record for inpatient, ambulatory surgery, and/or emergency department patients as well as various outpatient encounters. Determines completeness and accuracy of information as prescribed by hospital regulations, the Joint commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations and appropriateness state/federal regulations initiating appropriate action to correct any deficiencies noted.

1.1. Highlight the assigned discharge in the Analysis needed work queue and open the Episode to review the Deficiency Completion activity for the discharge. Review the Summary tab and the Deficiency tab to view a summary of the episode and details regarding each deficiency.
1.2. Click the Def Detective to review the summary of the patient's hospital stay and add or modify deficiencies to note any further work needed in the chart.
1.3. For any deficiency which has been amended or needs to be edited by the attending for missing information, attach a message using one of the departments Smart Text/Phrases.
1.4. When assigning deficiencies refer to hospital and department procedures and policies, and clinical department guidelines to accurately assign deficiencies to physician(s) responsible for completion of deficiencies.

2. Monitors and maintains the Epic Analysis work queue as assigned by the Senior Analysts to ensure, timely and accurate statistical reporting notification to physicians on status of incomplete medical records assigned to them for record completion.

2.1. Reviews deficiencies in the Declined work queue which the physician has declined and the reason. Based on the documentation in Epic make the decision to complete, reassigns to another physician or sends back the deficiency to the physician.

2.2. Before re-assigning a declined deficiency to another physician, reviews the audit trail of the edits that have occurred to a deficiency validating any other physicians who might have already declined. Reviews any messages from physicians that appeared in its earlier states.

2.3. Reviews deficiencies in the Done work queue which have been marked by physicians as completed. Verifies the documentation is complete and attach to the patient's chart. If the document is 'not' complete, send it back to the provider.

2.4. Reviews deficiencies in the Final Analysis work queue to make sure that all documentation is complete and all required information is present. Marks the chart episode as final or closed to remove it from the Incomplete Chart report.
2.5. Performs other related duties and special assignments as requested and directed by the supervisor or manager. Assists supervisor with
training of staff in changes and new procedures.

3. Ensures adherence to hospital procedure regarding timely completion of delinquent medical records as outlined in the Hospital By Laws. Follows the department guidelines for notification and suspension of physicians who fail to complete their records within the required timeline.

3.1. Reviews each deficiency on the physician's Alert Letter of Delinquent Medical records assigned to them for monitoring. Reviews the Epic documentation to ensure that each deficiency is assigned to the correct physician(s), the deficiency status is accurate and that it is under the correct visit.
3.2. Follows up daily with physician's compliance with completion of delinquent deficiencies appearing on the Alert Letter sent to them for completion. Sends certified letters based on Alert Letters that have generated for records >14 days. Performs physician follow-up on prescribed schedule.
3.3. Upon approval, generates from Epic a Suspension of Admitting Privileges and Temporary Withdrawal of Clinical Privileges to the attending. Sends a copy of the letter to other designated individuals/departments as outlined in the HIM department policy and procedure. All suspension documentation, which includes fax confirmation is to be filed in the suspension book following the HIM department procedure and updates the
attending?s status in the Provider Report.
3.4. Checks daily to determine if physicians have completed their records. Once all records (delinquent and non-delinquent) assigned to the physician are completed, a Restoration Letter from Epic letter to attending and a copy of the letter faxed to other designated individuals/departments as outlined in the HIM department policy and procedure. Updates the attending?s status in the Provider Report.
3.5. Assists in any/all necessary deficiency report cleanup and analysis for all delivery networks.
3.6. Verifies and updates appropriate spreadsheets with new information as indicated.
3.7. Performs according to departmental productivity guidelines

4. Provides assistance to physicians and secretaries responding to telephone and walk-in request/inquires in a timely manner. Assists patients/customers in providing good customer service. Demonstrates acknowledgement of responsibility to practice and promote good customer relations and mutual respect 100 % of the time.

4.1. Assists physicians with Epic training and issues with regarding record completion work flow. Supplies Epic Tip Sheets when needed and serves as the physician liaison. Answers policy and procedure questions regarding record assignment/completion trying to resolve the issue or return the call by the end of the day supplying or updating the physician or the office with the appropriate information.

4.2. Works with physicians to ensure that all of the deficiencies in an episode are complete and properly documented according to quality standards.
4.3. Exercises good judgment when required to make a decision regarding the appropriate action to be taken, working independently to resolve issues before referring problems to the Senior Analyst/Supervisor.

5. From time to time will complete special projects as assigned by the supervisor or manager.


Qualifications

EDUCATION

Associates degree in healthcare related field or equivalent experience as a Documentation Integrity Technician; RHIA or RHIT preferred.

EXPERIENCE

Two (2) to three (3) years of health information management experience required; formalized training in medical record documentation requirements to ensure regulatory compliance.

LICENSURE

RHIA or RHIT preferred.

SPECIAL SKILLS

Requires knowledge of medical terminology and a thorough knowledge of a variety of regulations concerning the content of Medical Records. Thorough understanding of Documentation Integrity and MR Completion Policy. Working knowledge of computers for data entry and search and retrieval. Accurate keyboard skills ( 30-35 wpm). Ability to use peripheral equipment such as bar code scanners, printers, fax machine, photocopier. Ability to effectively communicate verbally and to deal professionally with co-workers, other departments, and medical personnel. Knowledge of various software packages.


YNHHS Requisition ID
172437Qualifications:

EDUCATION

Associates degree in healthcare related field or equivalent experience as a Documentation Integrity Technician; RHIA or RHIT preferred.

EXPERIENCE

Two (2) to three (3) years of health information management experience required; formalized training in medical record documentation requirements to ensure regulatory compliance.

LICENSURE

RHIA or RHIT preferred.

SPECIAL SKILLS

Requires knowledge of medical terminology and a thorough knowledge of a variety of regulations concerning the content of Medical Records. Thorough understanding of Documentation Integrity and MR Completion Policy. Working knowledge of computers for data entry and search and retrieval. Accurate keyboard skills ( 30-35 wpm). Ability to use peripheral equipment such as bar code scanners, printers, fax machine, photocopier. Ability to effectively communicate verbally and to deal professionally with co-workers, other departments, and medical personnel. Knowledge of various software packages.

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