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Medical Coder/Biller

Program Overview

This program offers a sequence of courses that provides coherent and rigorous content aligned with challenging academic standards and relevant technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare for further education and careers in the Health Science career cluster; provides technical skill proficiency, and includes competency-based applied learning that contributes to the academic knowledge, higher-order reasoning and problem-solving skills, work attitudes, general employability skills, technical skills, and occupation-specific skills, and knowledge of all aspects of Health Science career cluster.

Admission Requirements

Employment opportunities

  • Entry level medical coder/biller
  • Medical record coder
  • Coding technician
  • Coding Clerks
  • Medical coder/biller

Industry Certifications

Certified Professional Coder-Apprentice (CPC-A)

Certified Outpatient Coder Apprentice (COC-A)

What You'll learn

  • Demonstrate an understanding of healthcare organizations and health occupations.
  • Demonstrate the ability to communicate and use interpersonal skills effectively.
  • Explore health informatics as an allied health profession.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of health data concepts.
  • Identify the functions of a health record.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of Health Information Technology.
  • Discuss classification systems, clinical vocabularies and terminologies.
  • Evaluate ethical issues in Health Information Professions.
  • Demonstrate compliance with laws, regulations, and standards that impact healthcare.
  • Apply policies, regulations, and standards to the management of information associated with treatment, payment, and operations (TPO).
  • Demonstrate computer knowledge and skills.
  • Demonstrate employability skills.
  • Describe the anatomy and physiology of the human body.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in the application of medical terminology.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the fundamentals of disease process in relationship to the human body, including pharmacology.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in the use of ICD and HCPCS/CPT coding systems, both manual and automated.
  • Perform coding complexities proficiently.
  • Explain the significance of health information services as it relates to the medical coder/biller.
  • Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior of a medical coder/biller.
  • Perform healthcare revenue cycle management processes.

Why Choose Lively?

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FAQs

Common questions about our program.

What kind of hands-on training will I receive in this trade program?

Youโ€™ll gain real-world experience in labs or workshops that simulate job-site conditions. This includes working with industry-standard tools, equipment, and safety protocols.

No prior experience is required. Most programs are designed to teach you from the ground up, though a basic understanding of math and mechanics can be helpful.

Each of Lively Technical College workforce training programs prepares students to pursue industry-recognized certifications that validate the knowledge and competencies taught through textbooks and hands-on training. There may certification exam fees not covered in program fees.

Yes. Many trade programs partner with local employers to offer apprenticeships, externships, or on-the-job training during the program.

Career opportunities in the trades are in high demand, with many companies looking for employees with technical training and industry certifications. Lively graduates are prepared for entry-level roles with opportunities to advance. Starting salaries vary by field and location, but most graduates can expect competitive entry-level wages ranging from $18 – $30 per hour with clear pathways for promotion.

Lively Technical College offers a wide range of scholarships including, need-based scholarships for students who demonstrate financial need, and specialized scholarships or specific fields of study. To apply, students typically need to submit an application form along with supporting materials such as transcripts, recommendation letters, and a personal essay. Some scholarships may require an interview. We recommend reviewing eligibility criteria carefully and applying early to maximize your chances.

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Program Requirements

Total Clock Hours: 110
OCPCourse NumberCourse TitleCourse LengthSOC Code
AHIM0009Introduction to Health Information Technology9029-2099
BHIM0091Medical Coder/Biller I35029-2071
BHIM0092Medical Coder/Biller II35029-2071
BHIM0093Medical Coder/Biller III32029-2071

See the Course Catalogย for detailed program cost and fee information.

Total Clock Hours: 110
FeeDetails
2974.8Florida Resident Tuition ($2.62 x 1110 hours)
393.63Bookstore
240Registration Fee ($80.00 x 3 per semester)
45Facility Usage Fee
150Lab Fee ($50.00 per semester)
60Liability Insurance ($20.00 per semester)

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