Clinical Coding Contract Recruitment

We have focused on the Clinical Coding market for over 14 years, to help satisfy the continued increases in demand we experience from clients across the UK. Starting in 2010, we identified that NHS Trusts across the UK were struggling to recruit high calibre Clinical Coding staff which held significant financial consequences. Tom Blakey and the team dedicate their time to speaking and networking with a mixture of Coding Managers and Coding Professionals throughout the UK, working across both NHS and Private Sector clients.

The service has developed to meet a multitude of needs and as a result, we can be very flexible in how we engage. 

OUR CAPABILITIES

  • Over 500 registered Clinical Coders, Auditors and Managers
  • Relationships with 60+ NHS Trusts, private sector healthcare providers
  • Clinical Coding managed services - purchase a set number of days (e.g., 100) to provide ad-hoc fast response coding support when you need it
  • Weekend Project support – if you have limited space during the week we can provide coders at weekends
  • Contingent support from 1 day to 12 months
  • Off site clinical coding (undertaken remotely)
  • Accredited CCS NMNC (Crown Commercial Services Non Medical, Non Clinical) framework provider (RM6160 and RM6277)

CLINICAL CODING CONTRACTORS CAN EXPECT:

  • Constant updates of Clinical Coding opportunities available nationally both via our website and via email
  • Dedicated support both before and throughout your assignments from GSA Techsource – whatever your experience level
  • Prompt payments via our electronic self-billing timesheet system
  • The most competitive pay rates because of our excellent relationships with NHS and Private sector organisations and our honesty with both our clients and candidates
  • Complete confidentiality, whatever your present situation

CLIENTS CAN EXPECT:

  • GSA Techsource to provide fully qualified and compliant Clinical Coding staff with a proven track record at extremely competitive costs
  • Accurate and honest information regarding the availability and costs of recruiting Clinical Coding staff
  • Expert advice and solutions tailored to each Trust or organisation's requirements
  • A single point of contact providing as much assistance as required throughout the recruitment process
  • Regular updates of developments within coding and the availability of clinical coding contractors

RELATED LINKS

NHS Digital - (formerly the Health and Social Care Information Centre) provides up to date Information, Data and IT Services throughout the healthcare sector – www.digital.nhs.uk 

IHRIM – An excellent source of information regarding up to date information on legislation, best practice and current developments in the health informatics arena – www.ihrim.co.uk

HSJ – A great source of information for current affairs within the Healthcare sector - www.hsj.co.uk

GSA Techsource Clinical Coding Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/451938828196696/

Keep an eye on our Blog for Clinical Coding related articles and topics for discussion
#ClinicalCoding #ClinicalCoder #NHS #ClinicalData #NCCQ #ACC

PLEASE NOTE THAT NOT ALL OUR JOBS ARE ADVERTISED. If you are interested in Clinical Coding work, either full or part time, but do not see a role that interests you, please get in touch. We will be happy to discuss current requirements or actively search for a suitable role if required.

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Meet our Clinical Coding Team

Neil Jones

Neil Jones

Managing Director
Tom Blakey

Tom Blakey

Clinical Coding Recruitment Manager
Lisa Brown

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Office Manager
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Vickie Cox

Finance and Compliance Manager

Read our Blogs

21. 11. 2016

What is self bill invoicing?

What is self bill invoicing? With many supply chains being driven by some very slick IT systems, there can still often be delays in payments (a rather key part of any business relationship) due to errors with invoicing. One of the simplest ways to avoid this issue is through self-billing. Simply put, self-billing allows the service/product recipient to raise the invoice on behalf of the provider, rather than the other way round. It is unlikely in this situation, therefore, that the party due to pay the invoice can moan about it being incorrect, as they will be the party who raised it! An example of where self-billing works perfectly is in the recruitment market, specifically, contract recruitment. If an online timesheet system is fully integrated with invoicing, and invoices are generated based on approved timesheets and pay rates contained within that system, then perfectly correct and timely invoices can be raised at the click of a button. There is nothing worse for a contractor than to find there is a delay in payment to them because their invoice does not tally with the timesheets that have been approved. Can one company raise invoices on behalf of another? Yes, as long as a self-billing agreement has been signed. This is a requirement of HMRC and is a very simple and straight forward document. GSA have self-bill agreements in place for over 99% of our contractors ensuring payroll is both accurate and prompt. For more information on self-billing, please visit the HMRC guide here, or GSA’s guide here
21. 11. 2016

Why is ICD important? (and, for non clinical coders, what's ICD?!)

Why is ICD so important? The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently shared a video explaining why ICD is so important. Interested? View their YouTube video here For all the non Clinical Coders out there – ICD stands for The International Classification of Diseases and is the international 'standard diagnostic tool for epidemiology, health management and clinical purposes'. ICD is made up of thousands of codes that are used around the world to classify diseases and conditions. This information can be used to generate statistics (for example, morbidity and mortality stats) and it can be used to monitor health and treatment trends across the globe. These codes are what our clinical coders use to classify what the problem is when you take a trip to the hospital. For a discussion on our latest clinical coding requirements, or the availability of clinical coders, please contact Tom Blakey Credit: World Health Organization http://www.who.int/en/
07. 11. 2016

The All Important Interview.

The all important interview How many hours did you spend researching the last car or holiday you bought? How many hours did you spend preparing for your job interview? We all know that many jobs and perhaps careers are won or lost during the interview process. You have a great CV, the relevant experience and qualifications, and look the part so that's all great, however, if you do not prepare properly for the interview this will put you at a competitive disadvantage. So why not prepare? To secure the job you want, invest time to learn successful job interviewing techniques and significantly increase your odds of getting that job, spend time with your recruitment consultant understanding the culture of the business, make a list of the interview questions you expect and those that you fear and practice how you will answer them. Talk these through with your recruitment consultant, they are there to help. The job interview is the most important moment in your job search and in your career, so be prepared. It is your job interview skills that will secure the job offer. Preparation will make all the difference in your performance because the most qualified person is not always the person that actually gets the job. It's the person who interviews the best and is the best prepared that gets that job offer.