 | I have arthritis in my hands and want to learn to use voice recognition software to avoid typing so much. I also want to find a job in the healthcare area, such as a medical billing specialist or something similar. Would it be possible to use speech-to-text software in this arena or a closely related one?
2 answers - Asked By: James Thundernuts - 7/3/2009 |
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 | Just curious? I have to sit this Fall semester out and wait until spring to start at a community college and at first i was so thrilled to look into Vocational schools but then i seen many, many, and many awful reviews about Concorde, UEI, American Career, Everest, and all those other schools that promise you degree in less than a year. So i was just wondering if it is possible to get a job as a medical billing specialist with a high school diploma?
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 | After being trained and certified, is it possible to work from home full-time as a Medical Billing/Coding Specialist? I read that I'd have to work as an office employee for 4-5 years, at least, for the same company before they would allow someone to work from home part-time or full-time. Is this true? Also, where can I find such jobs. Thanks.
4 answers - Asked By: Anonymous Person - 8/23/2011 |
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| Kaylene works as a medical insurance billing specialist at a large group practice. She is considering applying for a comparable job at a 150-bed hopital nearby.
1 answer - Asked By: princec - 8/11/2009 |
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 | *Whats the best part and what is the worst?
*On average how much do Medical Billing and Coding Specialist get paid?
*How difficult is the schooling on a scale from 1-10?
*How much math does it require?
thanks! from houston texas!
1 answer - Asked By: dollface - 9/10/2010 |
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 | I have a bachelor's in Management/Business Administration and I am currently considering pursuing a certificate as a Medical Billing Specialist at a local community college. I have not had any success finding a job in my degree of study, so I wanted to go into another field. I don't know if I am going backwards or not- any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!
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 | Right now I'm going to apply to college and I really want to be a pediatrician, but it takes too much time and money. So I want to start out small like becoming a medical billing and coding specialist, but I don't know how. Can anyone help me on what classes I need to take and tell me how many years does it take to become a medical billing special. Please and thank you.
I go to Valencia at Orlando, Florida.
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 | Im looking for a carrer, and i saw a medical billing and coding specialist. I I want a carrer that will be fast and easy to start and make good money. I want to know what i will have to do to become a medical billing/coding specialist?, what do they do?, and is it fast, easy and what is the job outlook?
1 answer - Asked By: sarah b - 3/30/2010 |
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 | I have seen many medical billing and coding programs in the Internet. What is the objective of these programs (what do they train?). Are there good opportunities for medical billing and coding specialists? What is the basic requirement to join a medical billing and coding program?
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| I graduate at Sanford Institute as a medical coding & billing specialist a year ago. I are looking for me. I also tryed staffing agencies, online. I need more help. Is there somebody out there that could help a self starter, entry level that just speak english find a job in the medical field.
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| I received something from motherhood maternity, working from home as a medical claims and billing specialist? I have kids and was wondering if anyone has done this type of work and what it's like? I looked up the school and you receive a certificate once the courses are completed and can finish in as little as 4 months I believe. The school has been in business for 30 yrs and very reputable, I even looked it up in the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.
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| I am interested in medical billing, but don't want to do collections.
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 | I know some include phlebotomist, medical billing specialist, casino dealer, etc... I'm mostly interested in something that isn't within the medical field, but I'm really just looking for the easiest, fastest way to pull myself out of minimum wage life.
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| Im getting my certificate in medical billing and coding in order to get a better job. I have previously worked in the medical field for 8 years as an office specialist and 1 yr in medical AR and want to get back into it. My goal is to either start my own home business or work for a legitamite Billing company from home.
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 | I recently graduate from Sanford Brown Institute as a Medical Coding and Billing Specialist. I don't have my license yet because I haven't work in the field. I want to make extra cash and be able to work at home.
1 answer - Asked By: Tasha J - 12/7/2008 |
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 | I'm currently in school studying for my associate's in medical billing and coding. I'll graduate with honors in May, and at the end of this month I'll be certified in IT for Healthcare, and ICD-9. But I'm concerned because every job posting I look at wants someone with 1-5 years experience! How can I get a job in this field with no experience? Will my education put me above the other applicants. Was it hard to find a job with no experience? I do have healthcare experience, just not in coding.
1 answer - Asked By: college_student - 10/22/2007 |
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| What is the difference between medical claims and billing. And medical billing and Coding? Also can anyone tell me about the. U.S career institute? I started a Certificate course there for medical claims and billing. I was wondering about the school.
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 | I am 30 yrs old with two beautiful boys. I've been working for 8 months as a bank teller. I've been really thinking about taking a course in medical billing and coding. I've been doing my research and from what I've been reading it's a promising career. Im not really all that happy with my current career choice financially. Does anybody have any advice on my career decision? HELP
7 answers - Asked By: Ct's Finest - 12/31/2008 |
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| All three programs for them are offered at the community college here.
What are the main differences? Which one is the best? Which has the highest salary?
Particularly, what's the difference between a billing & coding specialist, and just a regular "Medical office specialist"?
Medical Office Billing and Coding Specialist (certificate)
Medical Office Specialist (A.A.S. Degree)
Medical Transcription (certificate)
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 | I'm studying to become a Medical Billing Specialist in the United States, and since the healthcare system is very different over there, I'm wondering if I will need to take additional courses. Anyone with any information, answers would be much appreciated :)
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