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Congratulations for taking the HEDIS training.
I am a HEDIS abstractor nurse for the last 6 years and also an instructor on HEDIS training. Remember that the more you know the better chances you will have to get the job. I hope that your training also included QSHR, QNTX software programs. IT is important to know these programs. Companies do offer health insurance at a reasonable price. I truly love working in this field and the pay is great!
Keep up the good work.
On 6/12/2018 at 10:28 PM, tngirl11 said:Hi,
I am RN, BSN, that has 8+ years of Neonatal ICU experience, and 2 years and counting of pediatric physiatry experience. Recently, I have been looking for a change and have researched about HEDIS nursing. The allure of HEDIS nursing was the schedule flexibility, the ability to work from home, and the autonomy. I am friendly, detailed-oriented, and are used to taking calls from difficult people. I am recently in the middle of a HEDIS online training course at HEDISworks.com. For chart review, I haven't done it as a job but my office does receive charts for referrals and I do have to read through the charts and take out what we need and put in our own office template.
I am wondering how to go about looking for a HEDIS nurse job? What other training do I need to stand out for a potential employer? I want response from any nurses that have experience in this field, how long have you been doing it, do you like it, if you get a HEDIS job do companies offer health insurance? What companies do I need to seek out to send a resume? What is your favorite and least favorite part of your job? Any and all information is appreciate!
I am LPN with a medical coding certificate (studying for my CPC-A). I am interested in working from home in HEDIS as well, but have no experience with it. Are there any requirements for taking the online HEDIS training? Did you find a job in HEDIS? Thanks, any info is appreciated! ?
tngirl11
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Hi,
I am RN, BSN, that has 8+ years of Neonatal ICU experience, and 2 years and counting of pediatric physiatry experience. Recently, I have been looking for a change and have researched about HEDIS nursing. The allure of HEDIS nursing was the schedule flexibility, the ability to work from home, and the autonomy. I am friendly, detailed-oriented, and are used to taking calls from difficult people. I am recently in the middle of a HEDIS online training course at HEDISworks.com. For chart review, I haven't done it as a job but my office does receive charts for referrals and I do have to read through the charts and take out what we need and put in our own office template.
I am wondering how to go about looking for a HEDIS nurse job? What other training do I need to stand out for a potential employer? I want response from any nurses that have experience in this field, how long have you been doing it, do you like it, if you get a HEDIS job do companies offer health insurance? What companies do I need to seek out to send a resume? What is your favorite and least favorite part of your job? Any and all information is appreciate!