Part Time Coding & Audit Contractor

About Big Leap Health

Big Leap Health’s mission is to transform access to mental healthcare by empowering clinics to easily launch and scale interventional psychiatry practices, specializing in cutting edge treatments such as Spravato (esketamine) and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). We're building a new standard of care by providing comprehensive operational, administrative, and clinical support, enabling psychiatrists to focus on delivering effective, life changing treatments.

Founded by industry leaders in mental health and healthcare technology, Big Leap Health is backed by top-tier investors and driven by a commitment to radically improving patient outcomes through innovative therapies. To keep pace with expansion, we're adding a Part Time Coding & Audit Contractor to our remote operations team

Join us in pioneering the future of mental health.

Job Summary

We're looking for a detail oriented contractor to help keep our claims accurate and our documentation audit ready. The core of this role is auditing coded claims against clinical documentation and catching the patterns that create compliance risk, things like unsupported add on codes, E/M mismatches, and template errors. Early on, you'll also do some direct coding as our internal coding tool is validated; that work tapers over time as the tool matures and auditing becomes the primary focus. You'll also support an annual MIPS/QPP eligibility review across our provider portfolio. Over time, this role will also take on payer audits as they come in.

This is a strong fit for someone who's as comfortable reviewing and correcting coded output as they are producing it, and who can flag a documentation pattern clearly enough that a provider can actually act on it.

Key Responsibilities

• Audit coded claims against underlying clinical documentation to identify unsupported codes, documentation gaps, and recurring errors.

• Code claims directly, spending part of your time on direct coding work.

• Flag documentation patterns, with enough specificity to support clinician facing compliance feedback.

• Respond to payer audits as they come in, handling documentation requests and audit responses alongside our Head of RCM.

• Support MIPS/QPP eligibility review for our provider portfolio.

• Escalate unclear or exception cases rather than guessing.

• Maintain accurate records of audit findings and coding activity using our tracking tools.

Minimum Qualifications

• Strong, recent hands on experience with medical or behavioral health coding and auditing.

• Comfortable auditing and correcting coded claims.

• Strong written communication, able to explain a documentation issue clearly enough for a provider to fix it.

• Reliable, self directed, and comfortable working independently.

• Willingness to sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) and comply with HIPAA requirements for handling protected health information (PHI).