Denver's Medical Billing

What’s the average pay for medical billing/coding jobs?

Job Title	Hourly Pay	Annual Salary
Receptionist/entry-level Medical Clerical	$12.99	$27,020
Billing Clerks, Medical Record Clerks, Medical Secretaries	$16.37	$34,050
Experienced Medical Secretaries	$19.34	$40,230

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Why consider medical billing/coding?

	Work in a physician’s office or clinic
	Work in the front office or in the back
	Careers offer flexible work hours
	Gain experience with hands-on training

What types of jobs can I choose to learn?

Claim reviewer
Coder facility based
Coder physician based
Coding consultant
Coding specialist
Coding supervisor
Coding training
Compliance audit specialist

Educator
Insurance manager
Medical billing clerk
Medical bill & account collector
Medical posting clerk
Medical records supervisor
Medical office manager

What types of companies can I work for?

Insurance companies
Nursing homes
Billing agencies
Peer review organizations
Sheriff’s departments
Physician’s offices
Hospitals
FBI

Universities
Consulting firms
Lawyer’s offices
Accreditation agencies
Home health agencies
Public health departments
Employment contractors- temporary help

You might also be interested in these programs at Emily Griffith Opportunity School:

Medical Office Billing Program Description

The Medical Office Billing Program will teach you skills in coding as it pertains to patient diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. This detail-oriented task requires a good understanding of medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology, as well as proficiency in proper use of the ICD-9-CM, CPT, and HCPCS code books. The Medical Coding program can be completed in the classroom, online, or a combination of the two.

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Total Contact Hours: 477.00

Total Credit Hours: 25.00

Estimated Program Cost: $2,059.00 + $800.00 materials

Estimated Time to Complete: 7 months

The estimated costs are for reference only. Exact prices will be assigned during the registration process.