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How to Become a Medical Coder in 2024

EPISODE · Nov 6, 2023 · 1H 4M

How to Become a Medical Coder in 2024

from CCO.us Podcast | Medical Coding, Billing, Auditing & Risk Adjustment · host CCO.us

Watch on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iQVypZKCwo Get the inside scoop on the future of medical coding in this can't-miss episode! Coding expert Alicia Scott walks through everything you need to know to launch a successful coding career in 2024 and beyond. She covers crucial topics like emerging technologies, compliance regulations, soft skills, career opportunities, testing changes, and more. You'll learn why coding roles will be in high demand, how artificial intelligence can complement human coders, tips for developing your professional network remotely, and what to expect from ICD-11. Alicia tackles your most pressing questions about getting real-world experience, passing job interviews, and transitioning from other healthcare roles. Her practical advice will prepare you to embrace the bright future ahead and adapt to ongoing changes in the industry. Whether you're new to coding or a seasoned pro, you can't afford to miss these valuable insights. Tune in now to get a step ahead on building the coding career of your dreams in 2024 and succeeding for years to come!

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