Job Summary: Under indirect supervision, maintains confidentiality of protected health information (PHI). Reviews requests for health information. Abstracts case histories. Prepares medical records for use in legal proceedings. Supports compliance and Principles of Responsibility. Adheres to applicable federal and state laws and regulations, accreditation and licensing requirements, policies and procedures. Reports and/or resolves issues of non-compliance.Essential Responsibilities: This description is for recruitment posting purposes only. It has not received full HR review and approval. Meets compliance requirements by complying with all federal, state and local law, rules and regulations, as well as Kaiser Permanente’s policies and procedures for the release of health information by applying understanding of such law, and using judgment as to how best respond to a specific request based on the authorization provided for the release of PHI. • Accurately and proficiently analyze and interpret the health information to assure appropriate disclosure of health information to attorneys, insurance companies, outside providers of health care and others, as directed by the patient or as compelled by law or regulations. • Prepare health records in response to Subpoena Duces Tecum for court appearance or depositions. • Consult with health care providers to ascertain undocumented information such as patient data not entered into the health record by the provider. • Access various resources within the Kaiser Permanente system to locate health record information which may be found in secondary records, unfilled material, computerized data and dictated but not transcribed documentation in order to obtain time loss information, diagnosis, treatment, physical limitations or other required information requested by attorneys, insurance companies, outside providers and others. • Create summaries/abstracts of health information from paper and electronic health documentation. • Manipulate a variety of computer systems which are intricately designed programs in order to extract information regarding diagnosis, procedures, service utilization, length of stay, dates of service, ICD Codes, and provider identification. • Create / maintain documentation log of health information released so colleagues can clearly track what has been done. • Access Intranet and Internet to research laws and health related sources of information. • Compute costs for services provided and create lists for billing purposes. • Coordinate and track completion of physician forms and requests for narratives from attorneys, insurance companies, etc. May require communicating with physician regarding completion. • Performs other duties as assigned. Basic Qualifications: Experience Experience • Four (4) years of experience in disclosure of Protected Health Information (PHI), with an emphasis on the legal aspects, in a healthcare setting or a recent graduate of an accredited Associate Degree Health Information Management (HIM) program and two (2) years of experience in a healthcare setting. • One (1) year customer service experience. Education - • High School Diploma or GED. License, Certification, Registration - N/A Additional Requirements: - • Certification of medical terminology and abbreviations, current within two (2) years or final candidate(s) will need to complete the Kaiser Permanente medical terminology assessment with a minimum competency score of 84%25 or higher. - • Ability to type minimum 40 wpm with above average accuracy. - • Proficiency in the use of applicable computer software (e.g., MS Word, Excel, Outlook) and other work related tools (e.g., fax, copier, scanner, multi-line phone system, etc.). - • Ability to understand and communicate Washington and Oregon laws and regulations that relate to release of information and disclosure of PHI and principles of confidentiality. - • Familiarity with health record chart content, order, and ability to quickly scan large volumes of documents in paper form or online for sensitive information and requested documentation. - • Ability to consistently meet or exceed department quality and productivity standards. - • Strong organizational skills and ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a busy environment with frequent interruptions and time demands. - • Demonstrated courtesy, helpfulness and respect in dealing with customers. - • Good interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively (both written and oral) with internal and external customers. - • Willingness to work in a Labor/Management Partnership environment. Preferred Qualifications: - • Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT) or Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) preferred. - • Comprehensive knowledge of anatomy and terminology preferred. - • Basic knowledge of biology/anatomy/disease processes preferred. - • Basic knowledge of laboratory tests and what they are ordered for preferred. - • Basic knowledge of drugs and what they are prescribed for preferred. - • Demonstrated accuracy, medical abstracting and time management skills preferred. - • Good knowledge of Kaiser Permanente function and departments preferred. - • Familiarity with Health Information Management policies and procedures (Privileged Information, Guidelines for Authorizations, Health Record Security, Health Record Documentation) preferred. - • Comprehensive knowledge of Federal law and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 preferred. - • Strong knowledge of Oregon & Washington laws relating to health information preferred.

• Cloud Security Operations: Design, implement, and optimize robust cloud security architectures to enhance, build, monitor and address all security alerts from our SIEM and other security systems. This is an operational role whereby you will be available M-F 8am-5pm EDT and, when needed, on-call shifts on evenings and weekends. • Network Security Expertise: Your network security and cloud security expertise will be required to respond to customer questionnaires, customer calls and create artifacts including network diagrams, architecture diagram, data flow diagrams and other artifacts to support customer requests. Strong written skills will be required here and attention to detail. • SIEM Integration & Optimization: As a Level-2 Security Operations support team member, you will review all security alerts and resolve these alerts in a timely manner. You will work with our current Security Operations team to expand on our current alerting and reporting capabilities to enhance visibility across our attack surface. Powershell or similar scripting skills will be required. • SaaS Security Best Practices: Provide expert guidance on securing SaaS applications, including identity and access management (IAM), data encryption, API security, and secure configuration baselines. You will be responsible for leading and managing all firewall reviews, access reviews, system reviews and risk assessments. • Compliance & Governance: Lead and contribute to compliance initiatives, ensuring cloud environments adhere to industry regulations and frameworks such as GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC and CSA STAR. Conduct security assessments and gap analyses. • Customer Engagement & Presentation: Act as a trusted advisor to clients, effectively communicating complex technical security concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Deliver engaging presentations, attend client workshops, and build strong client relationships. • Incident Response & Remediation: Support incident response activities by providing expert analysis and remediation strategies for cloud security incidents. This will extend to leading Incident Response Plan initiatives and creating documentation for all parties to follow specific plans. • Stay Ahead of the Curve: Continuously research and evaluate emerging cloud security threats, technologies, and best practices.

• Define and own the strategy and multi-year roadmap for Nebius’ Security product portfolio, including foundational security controls and customer-facing security products; • Ensure a cohesive vision across horizontal platform capabilities and standalone security offerings; • Translate enterprise security needs into scalable, productized solutions that differentiate Nebius in the European and global cloud market; • Drive prioritization across multiple product lines, balancing platform foundations with revenue-enabling security services. • Directly manage and mentor a team of Security Product Managers; • Hire and scale a high-performing security product team aligned with Nebius’ growth plans; • Establish strong product management practices within the security domain, including discovery frameworks, roadmap governance, and outcome-based execution; • Coach PMs to operate strategically while maintaining strong execution discipline. • Guide new security features and services from ideation to launch, ensuring high-quality execution and measurable impact; • Oversee backlog prioritization, customer feedback loops, and postmortem processes across the security portfolio; • Partner closely with Engineering leadership to influence architectural decisions that strengthen platform security while maintaining performance and usability; • Engage with enterprise customers to understand security expectations, adoption blockers, and evolving threat landscapes; • Partner with Sales and Customer-facing teams to address complex security inquiries and enable enterprise deals; • Position security as a competitive advantage in regulated and security-conscious industries; • Drive adoption and usability of foundational controls and security products across the platform. • Work closely with the CISO and Director of Platform Security as peer stakeholders to align product direction with security strategy; • Collaborate with Engineering, Legal, Platform Security, and Go-To-Market teams to ensure cohesive execution; • Align security roadmap priorities with other product domains to maintain consistency across the cloud platform; • Influence long-term architectural decisions to ensure security is embedded by design. • Continuously evaluate cloud security trends, emerging technologies, and competitive offerings; • Identify opportunities to expand Nebius’ security portfolio in areas such as AI workload protection, posture management, and data security; • Ensure Nebius remains enterprise-ready and competitive in the evolving European and global cloud landscape.

MUST ALREADY HAVE EXPERIENCE DOING BILL AUDIT REVIEWS FOR DIFFERENT STATES. We are seeking an experienced CPC-certified medical coder with multi-state experience to perform coding audits, utilization reviews, demand package reviews, and provide litigation support including deposition and testimony services as needed. The ideal candidate must have experience reviewing medical records and billing across multiple states and payer environments. Responsibilities: • Perform comprehensive medical coding audits (ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS) • Conduct utilization reviews to assess medical necessity and documentation compliance • Review and prepare demand packages for personal injury and insurance cases • Analyze medical records for payer disputes, recoupments, and appeals • Prepare detailed, defensible written audit reports • Provide expert review, affidavit support, deposition preparation, and testimony when required • Interpret CMS guidelines, LCD/NCD policies, and state-specific Medicaid and commercial payer rules • Review E/M services under 2021+ guidelines • Identify compliance risks and documentation deficiencies Required Qualifications: • Active CPC certification through the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) • CPMA strongly preferred • Minimum 5–7 years of professional coding experience • Documented experience performing audits or utilization reviews in multiple states • Strong knowledge of CMS regulations and state Medicaid variations • Experience with Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and commercial payer audits • Prior demand package review or litigation support experience required • Deposition and/or expert testimony history preferred • Excellent written reporting and analytical skills • Ability to work independently and meet strict deadlines Preferred Experience: • RAC, UPIC, or commercial payer audit response • Multi-state Medicaid policy interpretation • Expert witness experience in civil litigation • Data analysis and audit trend reporting This position may be structured as part time Candidates must be comfortable reviewing policies and payer rules across multiple jurisdictions and is able to do multiple types of reviews/audits