coding openings - Chennai and Mumbai

Huge Vacancy for Medical Coders with different companies

#EM OP / IP

EXPERIENCE : 1 TO 5 YEAR

CPC MUST

LOCATION : CHENNAI

SALARY : 45K GROSS

#EM WITH SURGERY

EXPERIENCE :1.5 YEARS TO 5 YEARS

CPC MUST

LOCATION : CHENNAI

SALARY :50k.gross

#IPDRG

Positions we have : TEAM LEAD, TRAINER, QA, CODER

EXPERIENCE :1.3 years to 5 years

Both PARALLON & NON PARALLON CAN APPLY

LOCATION : CHENNAI , MUMBAI

Chennai SALARY

TEAM LEAD & TRAINER : 70K to 80k

QA & SENIOR CODER :60K GROSS

MUMBAI Salary

TEAM LEAD : 90K TO 1 LAKH

QA : 70K

#SURGERY

POSITION AVAILABLE : QA

LOCATION :MUMBAI

SALARY :70K

#Anesthesia

Position available : TEAM LEAD

CPC MUST

LOCATION : MUMBAI

SALARY :NEG

INTERESTED PLS WATS APP ME 8610506827

CV TO HRABDULJAILANI@TAGINDIAJOBS.COM

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