About our organisation

Sometimes you get a chance to be part of something special. That something special is Tweddle Child and Family Health Service (Tweddle). Tweddle is a specialist public hospital located in Footscray with a newly opened facility in Wyndham. Tweddle is leading the way within the Early Parenting sector offering a range of early parenting programs to families who are experiencing difficulties with parenting their children up to school age.

About the role

A unique opportunity exists for a Health Information Manager/Clinical Coder to use their skills and experience to make a difference in an organisation that is expanding.

As the Health Information Manager/Clinical Coder, you will be responsible for the following:

• Timely submission/management of the following data sets to the DH and DFFH
  • Victorian Admitted Episodes Dataset (VAED)
  • Agency Information Management System (AIMS)
  • Integrated Reports & Information System (IRIS)
• Timely and accurate clinical coding
• Clinical coding education
• PICQ
• Auditing [medical record and coding]
• Management of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests
• Performance and activity reporting
• Data quality control reports
• Data set reconciliation

Please refer to the position description for further details.

To be successful in this role you will have:

• Bachelor of Health Information Management or equivalent/recognised Clinical Coding Certification
• Experience in clinical coding
• Knowledge of Australian Coding Standards/ ICD10AM 12th Edition
• Experience with DH statutory reporting
• Knowledge of the VIC DH business rules & admission policy

What we offer

Tweddle is a child-safe, family-friendly workplace and an equal opportunity employer, offering generous working conditions where flexible work-life balance (including hybrid working arrangements) combined with support, care and connection return benefits for both you and our clients. We celebrate families from all walks of life and foster diversity, equity, inclusion, and a sense of belonging in principle and in practice.

At Tweddle we work to foster a culturally safe and respectful health workforce. We do this by providing services to babies, toddlers and their families that are culturally responsive. We work towards enhancing the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Peoples from diverse cultural backgrounds.

We warmly invite Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to apply.

How to apply?

Please click the 'Apply Now' button below.

For assistance with your application please refer to the Tweddle Recruitment Application Guidelines and Instructions located https://www.tweddle.org.au/careers-at-tweddle/.

A position description is attached.