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Medical Reimbursement & Coding

The Medical Reimbursement & Coding program is designed to prepare individuals for careers as entry level medical billing specialists, medical records coder and medical record specialists for insurance companies, hospitals and doctors offices.

The program offers a foundation in medical terminology and anatomy and physiology with specialized training in coding for both healthcare procedures and physician services. Students will have a choice of studying for Physician coding or Hospital/inpatient coding. While some coding professionals choose one type of coding based on their own interest and style, many coders are cross-credentialed and able to work in both arenas. Graduates of the Medical Reimbursement & Coding associate degree program are prepared for entry-level employment in several sectors of the medical industry.

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Jobs in Medical Reimbursement & Coding

Medical Billing Specialist

($26,500.00 - $47,572.00)

Medical Records Coder

($25,280.00 - $48,600.00)

Medical Coding Specialist

($25,315.00 - $51,128.00)

With the healthcare industry consistently growing, the need for medical billing and coding specialists are on the rise. Specialists are needed in hospitals, doctors offices and insurance companies.

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Its true, education really does pay. People with a college degree, on average, earn more than those with a high school degree. They also face a lower unemployment rate and better job opportunities.

As a Medical Reimbursement & Coding student you will have the opportunity to take a series of exciting classes to prepare you for your future career.

HOSPITAL TRACK
MRCH210	Inpatient Diagnostic Coding
MRCH230	Introduction to Inpatient Procedural Coding
MRCH250	Advanced Inpatient Procedural Coding
MRCH290	Coding Practicum: Hospital Coder
MRCH299	Virtual Career: Hospital Coder

PHYSICIAN TRACK
MRCP200	Diagnostic Coding for Physician Services
MRCP220	Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System Level I and Level II
MRCP 240	Evaluation and Management Services
MRCP 280	Coding Practicum: Physician Coder
MRCP 289	Virtual Career: Physician Coder

Bryant & Stratton College prepares you for a successful career in the field of Medical Reimbursement and Coding by teaching you the following types of skills:

The protocol specific to diagnostically coding illness, injury, and medical services for patients receiving healthcare services in hospitals and physician practices.

Concept and theory of diagnostic and procedural coding in physician and hospital environments.

Learn important information that will help students pass certifying examinations, and prepare them for the professionalism required of participants in the coding and reimbursement field.

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