Associate auditor vs lead auditor

Differences between associate auditor and lead auditor duties and responsibilities

Associate auditor example responsibilities.

• Manage accounts payable/receivable/inventory, payroll, selling and administrative expense, owner s equity and cash accounts.
• Manage accounting operations, accounting close, account reporting and reconciliations for internal corporate and bank transactions.
• Review simple visit coding of HCPCS, ICD, and CPT codes to ensure coding compliance.
• Provide education to linear departments base on payer bulletins and CMS guidelines via updates receive from Novitas.
• Prepare the charge master to reflect all charges for all departments by applying the appropriate HCPCS and CPT codes.
• Travel to various locations outside of normal business commute for audits, site visits, quarterly reviews, and SOX testing.
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Lead auditor example responsibilities.

• Manage the SOX business process implementation, execution and improvement initiatives.
• Work with department analyst to create measurement tools and methods for communicating results and managing QA analysis in compiling/reporting results.
• Enhance Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) audit templates to provide standardization and structure that reflect current best practices while maximizing productivity.
• Work the RMEI/RMAU reports regularly for various Medicare account types.
• Develop exact specifications to determine why claims are not paid in accordance with specific DME Medicare guidelines.
• Conduct surveillance and assessment of manufacturing firms, industries and companies to ensure that these systems comply with ISO standards.
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