Allied Healthcare Medical Billing & Coding Specialist Program FAQ

Yes, this program is 100% online and led by an Instructor.

CCI’s proven online program can be completed in as little as 28 weeks and it’s a great place to start your journey in the healthcare field.

The job market for medical billing and coding specialists in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is strong. Texas has the second-highest level of employment of medical billing and coding specialists in the country.

Medical billers and coders fulfill integral roles in the healthcare field such as: 

• Billing and Coding Technician 
• Health Information Specialist 
• Medical Administrative Assistant 
• Electronic Medical Records Specialist 
• Health Technologist 
• Medical Office Administrative Assistant

Courses include general education for communication in a clinical setting, foundational healthcare training, and subjects specific to success in the Medical Billing and Coding major.

Focus is placed on data organization, medical terminology, billing and coding software, and more:

• Computer Fundamentals
• Allied Health Math
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Medical Terminology
• Medical Coding

• Electronic Medical Records
• Medical Law
• Insurance Billing
• CPR

Medical Billing & Coding Specialists are hired by organizations that provide direct patient-centered health care or that service the healthcare industry. 

Organizations include: 

• Hospitals
• Outpatient care centers
• Specialists 
• Physicians offices
• Ambulance services
• Acupuncturist offices
• Nursing homes
• Physical therapist offices

Medical billers and coders primarily work with other departments, insurance companies, and other vendors. They have little-to-no contact with patients, and never in a clinical capacity.