Data capture specialist vs data processing clerk

Differences between data capture specialist and data processing clerk duties and responsibilities

Data capture specialist example responsibilities.

• Audit nurse and system charges in order to promote ICD-9 and CPT compliant hospital coding.
• Audit chart notes for documentation to support coding by utilizing EMR.
• Identify infusion, injection and transfusion charges per existing CPT hierarchy guidelines.
• Charge entry and ensuring correctness of coding in the CDM and clinical documentation, and providing ongoing education to charging departments.
• Collect feature and attribute data in the MicroStation GIS relational database environment.
• Contact doctor offices, insurance companies and patients to request information relate to clarifications on prescriptions and insurance information.
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Data processing clerk example responsibilities.

• Manage daily operations of ACH payments and research errors in different internal and external databases that prevent payments from transferring.
• Perform DMV and NCIC queries on defendants and petitioners to obtain accurate driver's license and demographic information.
• Key all labor reports into AS400 system.
• Input all credit/debit card charges, and check information into QuickBooks.
• Receive orders from customers, enter billing into AS400 system, and invoice the customer's orders.
• Verify, update, and enter invoices, credits, vendor information, purchase orders, payroll, and pick tickets.
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