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Let’s talk about Getting Back Into Coding After an Absence. This question came in and they asked: “I’ve been out of the coding field for a while. I have kept my CEUs going but I have not physically coded for …
Laureen: The next question that’s kind of related to this thought—I bumped it up a little bit—how to get real world coding experience. This question actually came from our chat, our Q&A webinar chat that Ruth pulled out for us. …
Laureen: Let’s move on to the next question. What is the career demand for medical coders and billers? We feel it’s a huge demand. The salary surveys from AAPC and different organizations show that there is a definite increase. I …
Laureen: At any rate, let’s start with the first question. Is medical coding a risky job? What do you think, Alicia? Is it risky? Alicia: Well, you can look at it in several different ways. When I think of risky, …
Laureen: Definitely. Okay, so now we’re going to move on to this question: finding the first coding job, how to land & keep a coding job. We’ve talked about this before a little differently, but I’ll let you go ahead …
Medical Coders and Billers in Demand for 2016 Looking to kick off the New Year with a new career? Medical coding and billing could be a great option. Here’s why: According to this American Academy of Professional Coders survey, medical …
Staying up-to-date in the medical coding and billing industry is absolutely critical if you want to have a successful career—whether you’re working at home or in a facility. Even after you’ve completed your training, you’ll need to make sure you’re …
Who wouldn’t want to work from home? Do the benefits outweigh the perceived downsides? I believe so. We all know that medical coding by the very nature of the work lends itself well to working remotely. It can be performed without …