The Health Information Professional receives, processes, reviews, and organizes health records following consumer discharge. The role checks records for accuracy, completion, and timely documentation; identifies and tracks deficiencies; obtains missing information; and prepares records for imaging. It also maintains the chart tracking system, helps clinicians locate charts, routes incoming charts, ensures records are returned promptly, processes authorizations for release of information, and maintains approved forms and record-purging activities. The position safeguards the confidentiality of records and patient information and follows program procedures and organizational policies. It requires courteous, compassionate, and respectful interactions with consumers, visitors, clinicians, and coworkers. The employee seeks supervision and consultation when needed, accepts feedback, develops skills, participates in performance improvement activities and required committees, completes tasks on time, and attends relevant training. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED