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Example Health Information Management Manager resume and feedback
Jordan M. Taylor, RHIA
Columbus, OH | (614) 555-0138 | jordan.taylor@email.com | linkedin.com/in/jordantaylor-him
Health Information Management Managers
- Health Information Management professional with 8+ years in hospital settings; strong in compliance, coding support, and process improvements.
- Health Information Management Manager, River Valley Medical Center (2019-Present) - Manage day-to-day HIM operations including ROI, chart completion, and documentation; supervise 12 staff.
- Led transition to a new EHR and updated policies to align with HIPAA; improved department efficiency.
- Performed coding and documentation audits and provided education to clinicians; helped reduce denials.
- HIM Supervisor, Lakeside Community Hospital (2016-2019) - Oversaw record scanning/indexing and release of information; coordinated with IT and vendors.
- Education/Certifications: BS Health Information Management; RHIA; Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt.
Overview
- Add measurable HIM outcomes (TAT, delinquent charts, audit accuracy, denial rates) to prove impact.
- Clarify scope: facility size, patient volume, systems (EHR/encoder), and your role in major initiatives.
- Tighten wording to reduce generic phrases and highlight specific compliance and operational leadership.
Suggestions
Rewrite the summary to specify HIM domains and management scope (ROI, chart completion, coding quality, privacy) and include 1-2 signature metrics or differentiators. Example: "RHIA-certified HIM Manager with 8+ years in acute care overseeing ROI, chart completion, and documentation integrity; led EHR conversions and audit programs improving chart completion and reducing claim rework."
The current summary is broad and uses common phrases, which makes it harder to quickly match you to HIM Manager requirements (ROI, compliance, record completion, data integrity) and differentiate you from similar candidates.
Referenced resume text
"Health Information Management professional with 8+ years in hospital settings; strong in compliance, coding support, and process improvements."
Upgrade the manager role bullet with concrete operational KPIs and scope details: facility type/bed count, average daily census or encounter volume, ROI turnaround time, delinquent record rate, backlog reduction, quality targets, and any budget/vendor oversight. Example: "Manage HIM operations (ROI, chart completion, scanning, record corrections) for a 250-bed hospital; supervise 12 staff; reduced delinquent charts from X% to Y% and improved ROI turnaround from X to Y days."
You state responsibilities, but not outcomes or scale. HIM Manager roles are evaluated on measurable performance (TAT, backlog, completion rates, accuracy/compliance) and the size/complexity of the operation.
Referenced resume text
"Manage day-to-day HIM operations including ROI, chart completion, and documentation; supervise 12 staff."
Make the EHR transition bullet specific (vendor/product, your role, what you delivered) and add outcome metrics. Example: "Co-led Cerner to Epic HIM workstream (ROI workflows, deficiency management build, record retention); trained 30 users and cut post-go-live chart completion lag from X days to Y days within 60 days."
"Led transition" and "improved efficiency" are hard to validate without system names, deliverables, and before/after results. Specifics also help with ATS matching (Epic/Cerner/Meditech, deficiency management, ROI modules).
Referenced resume text
"Led transition to a new EHR and updated policies to align with HIPAA; improved department efficiency."
Quantify your audit program and denial impact: audit type (ICD-10-CM/PCS, DRG, CDI-focused), frequency, sample size, baseline vs. improved error rate, and denial metrics. Example: "Performed monthly ICD-10 coding audits (30 charts/month); decreased coding error rate from X% to Y% and reduced medical necessity denials by X% over 2 quarters through provider education."
Hiring teams want to see how rigorous the auditing was and whether it measurably improved coding quality, documentation, and reimbursement outcomes.
Referenced resume text
"Performed coding and documentation audits and provided education to clinicians; helped reduce denials."
Replace the generic coordination line with a specific operational win (backlog, indexing accuracy, ROI compliance, turnaround time) and tools used (document imaging system, encoder, tracking logs). Example: "Cleared a 6-week scanning backlog by redesigning indexing QC and batching rules; improved indexing accuracy to 98% and met state ROI response timelines."
"Coordinated with IT and vendors" is common and does not show what improved. Adding a measurable result and the system/process involved demonstrates operational leadership relevant to HIM Manager roles.
Referenced resume text
"Oversaw record scanning/indexing and release of information; coordinated with IT and vendors."
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