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Career Insider-Medical Coding

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If you've been thinking of a change in careers, you need to take a closer look at one of the hottest jobs for 2016 in Medical Coding.

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If you enjoy learning new skills and want a career with flexibility to work your busy lifestyle, Medical Coding may be perfect for you. You will have little or no interaction with patients, but your contributions are invaluable. Many people choose to work from home to allow them to remain stay-at-home parents or other responsibilities.

 

 

 

 

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Medical coders work in a variety of healthcare areas such as hospitals, physicians offices and insurance companies. Many also choose to set up their own home office and work remotely. They review the physician documentation in records in order to assign diagnoses and procedure codes that are used for reimbursement and data purposes. Billing forms are then filed based on the codes assigned; strict federal guidelines are in place that must be followed when assigning codes. In the Medical Coding Specialist program, learn to use two different systems in order to assign codes to the reimbursement systems for patient and outpatient coding.

Course Name Credits 530-181 Intro to the Health Record 530-182 Human Diseases for Hlth Profes 530-197 ICD Diagnosis Coding 530-199 ICD Procedure Coding 501-101 Medical Terminology * 806-189 Basic Anatomy Course Num Course Name Credits 501-107 Intro to Healthcare Computing 530-176 Health Data Management 530-184 CPT Coding 530-185 Healthcare Reimbursement 530-195 Applied Coding + (Proficiency Exam Available) * (Prerequisites or substitutes may apply to this class.) View available courses for this term View course descriptions of all required courses Credit Transfer Opportunities 501-101 Medical Terminology 3 501-107 Intro to Healthcare Computing 2 501-150 Exploring Medical Language 1 2 501-151 Exploring Medical Language 2 2 530-181 Intro to the Health Record