Allan Hancock College offers a Medical Billing Certification option under the Medical Assisting program. This nights-only program is only available by application, but it covers the details of billing and coding in the medical field. The program concludes in the certification exam offered through the National Healthcareer Association; this ensures compliance with national standards so graduates are prepared for employment anywhere in the country.

Blinn College has a Medical Billing and Coding Specialist Certificate program through the Information Management department. The program allows flexibility to 0 future plans. The curriculum is specifically designed for students seeking to enter the workforce immediately; graduates are competent in all of the skills and tools of the profession. However, the course-work easily transfers for credit in a degree program to suit students intended further study.

Blue Ridge Community and Technical College offers a Medical Billing and Coding program. The 70 credit hours provides students with the skills in insurance forms and reimbursement, CPT and ICD-9 medical code systems, medical terminology, and coding for specialty fields. With this program and practical work experience of two years or less, graduates should qualify for any national professional certification exam for billing and coding specialists.

Canada College offers an Associate in Science for the Medical Billing Specialist. The required classes for this comprehensive program includes medical billing competencies, but also general education, physical education, and ethnic studies. Alternatively, a certificate program is available for students preferring a shorter, more focused program. Essentially, the certificate program's curriculum consists entirely of the medical billing core requirements from the associate degree program. Therefore, students desiring fast entry into the workforce may opt for the certificate, then complete the degree program at a later time.

Central Arizona College offers the Coding and Reimbursement Certificate for those interested in medical billing. Part of the Health Careers District program, the 34 credit hours in the curriculum also qualify for a Health Information Technology degree. Furthermore, all courses count as elective credits at North Arizona University for graduates seeking a four-year degree.

Coahoma Community College offers an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Billing and Coding Technology for prospective students interested in medical billing. The comprehensive degree program takes two years to complete; basic academics and the career technology core round out the 74 credit hours comprising the program. This long program allows some flexibility for students; quality study options focus on accounting, behavioral sciences, and databases.

Coastal Carolina Community College has multiple options for medical billing. The Medical Billing and Coding Specialist program is designed specifically to ace the Certified Professional Coders exam given by the American Academy of Professional Coders. The understanding is that certification equates to 20% higher pay for employees. Both online and on-campus options exist, as well as day and evening and schedules.

College of Lake County has the Medical Billing Specialist Certificate plan. The certificate is part of the Health Information Technology program, so most of the course-work can be applied toward an associate degree in health information technology. The program elicited 100% passing students on the national certification exam.

Columbia Basin College a Professional Technical Certificate for Medical Billing Clerk program. The curriculum consists of 12 courses related to the major; the rest of the classes fulfill the general education requirements of this well-rounded program. The entire program can be completed in only one year, facilitating quick entry into the workplace.

Community Care College has a Medical Billing and Coding degree program. The Associate in Occupational Science degree program focuses on the computer interactions required by medical billing and coding technicians in the workplace. The classes recognize the importance of personalized instruction for students with experienced instructors. This college offers choices to accommodate various schedules and needs; the degree can be earned entirely online or on-campus, and qualifying students may obtain career assistance.

Dade Medical College-Hollywood has the Associate of Science in Medical Billing and Coding degree program. The curriculum is mostly focused on workplace entry rather than merely passing a certification exam. The program's 1160 clock hours are usually completed in 18 months; 100 percent of students graduate on-time. Post-program job placement for graduates is also 100 percent.

Daymar College-Scottsville has a program offering a Professional Technical Certificate for Medical Billing Clerk through the Administrative Office Technology department. The curriculum is designed for college-ready students; while 49 credit hours are devoted to the specialty, a minimum of 18 are for general education purposes, including typing proficiency. Upon completion, graduates are ready for immediate employment as medical billing clerks.

Daytona College has both a degree program and diploma program for prospective medical billing technicians. The Medical Billing Technician diploma has courses integral to the Associate of Science in Medical Billing and Coding program, so students can enter the workforce immediately with the diploma while continuing their education toward associate level. The programs have the recognition of the National Healthcare Association, and graduates will qualify to take professional certification exams such as the Certified Billing and Coding Specialist, Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist, and the American Academy of Professional Coders' CPC-A certification.

Delaware County Community College presents the Certificate of Competency in Medical Billing program. The curriculum is short at only two semesters, but provides the skills needed by medical billing technicians in any medical environment.

Fresno City College offers an accelerated certificate program for medical billing. In merely eight months, students can acquire a Certificate of Completion in Medical Billing Assistance. The program is comprised of six months in the classroom, followed by an internship lasting two months. Although the curriculum is designed to move students into the workforce immediately, it compromises by allowing course credits to apply toward the institution's Associate of Science degree, even allowing transference to a four-year baccalaureate degree program. The entire program costs less than $2000, one of the best values.

Goodwin College has a Medical Billing and Coding Certificate program of two semesters. The content of the program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge to advance in the field of medical billing and coding; graduates qualify to take the Certified Professional Coders exam through the American Academy of Professional Coders. Optionally, students may complete an internship for credit in the program.

Kishwaukee College offers a Medical Billing and Coding Certificate program as part of the Office Systems program. The curriculum is oriented toward administrative assistants in medical settings whose duties often include billing and coding. The certificate program can be completed in 11 months. The program has a 73% rate of on-time completion by graduates; of those graduates, 47% placed in related employment.

Lord Fairfax Community College offers the Medical Billing and Coding Certificate program. The curriculum is intended for career-minded individuals, both those seeking first-time employment and those advancing their current careers as medical billing assistants, medical coders, or medical insurance specialists. The program can be completed in one year on the standard, full-time schedule of three to four classes each semester.

Los Angeles City College offers a Basic Certificate of Completion in Basic Medical Billing program. The curriculum is intended for medical administrative assistants needing to handle billing; it introduces records management, medical billing, and insurance preparation in California's health systems. The certificate program integrates well with the overarching Associate degree and Medical Office Assistant Certificate programs.

Mayfield College offers a program for Medical Billing and Coding in the Front Office. The curriculum includes medical terminology, law and ethics, billing and coding systems, and insurance processing. In addition to class work, students must complete a local externship.