Practical Medical Coding training to launch your healthcare career
A hands-on program covering diagnostic & procedural coding (ICD‑10‑CM, CPT), HCPCS, E/M, DRG concepts, claim processing and compliance. Designed for job-readiness with case studies, mock assessments and certification guidance.
Program Curriculum
Foundations
- Introduction to Medical Coding & Healthcare Industry
- Importance of Coding in Healthcare & Clinical Research
- Roles & Responsibilities of a Medical Coder
- Key Coding Guidelines and Standards
Coding Classifications
- ICD-10-CM (Diagnosis coding)
- CPT (Procedural coding)
- HCPCS (Supplies, devices & services)
- DRG Overview
Anatomy & Clinical Knowledge
- Human Body Systems & Medical Terminology
- Common Diseases & Disorders
- Surgical & Medical Procedures
- Pharmacology basics for coders
Practical Coding & Compliance
- Medical Record Review & Abstraction
- Assigning accurate diagnosis & procedure codes
- Coding guidelines, conventions & updates
- HIPAA, documentation & compliance
- Handling denials & resubmissions
Specialty & Setting-Based Coding
- Inpatient & Outpatient coding
- Emergency Department coding
- Surgery & Anesthesia coding
- Radiology & Pathology coding
- Evaluation & Management (E/M) services
Tools, Billing & Quality
- Electronic Health Records (EHR) basics
- Encoder Pro / 3M / Optum overview
- Medical billing & claim processing systems
- Coding audits, quality improvement & best practices
Hands‑On Practice
Real-time case sheets, mock assessments, denial management exercises and end-to-end claim processing practice to build confidence for the workplace.
Assessments
Regular quizzes, midterm coding tests and final mock assessments with feedback.
Capstone
End-to-end capstone project covering abstraction → coding → claim submission → denial resolution.
Certification Guidance
Preparation and roadmap for CPC, CCA, CCS, CIC and CRC certifications.
Program Benefits
Job‑Ready Skills
Practical exercises and tool exposure ensure you can perform real-world coding tasks from day one.
Industry Tools Access
Hands-on experience with common encoders, EHR demos and claim processing platforms.
Placement Support
Resume help, interview prep and introductions to hiring partners in hospitals, BPOs and CROs.
Future Job Roles & Career Pathways
Medical coding opens doors across clinical and non-clinical settings. Common roles include:
- Medical Coder (Inpatient/Outpatient)
- Medical Coding Auditor
- Revenue Cycle Specialist
- Clinical Documentation Specialist
- Claims Analyst / Processor
- Medical Coding Trainer
- Healthcare BPO / MNC coder
- Quality & Compliance Analyst
Typical Salary Range
Entry → Mid: varies by region and employer. With certifications (CPC/CCA/CCS) and experience, growth is rapid.
Employers
Hospitals, Clinics, Insurance firms, BPOs, CROs, Health IT vendors.
Advancement
Senior coder → Auditor → Manager → Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) specialist.
What You Will Learn
- Medical terminology and anatomy relevant to coding.
- How to read and abstract information from clinical records.
- Assigning ICD-10-CM codes accurately using official guidelines.
- Assigning CPT and HCPCS codes for procedures and services.
- Use of encoders and EHRs to support coding workflows.
- End-to-end claim processing, submission and follow-up.
- Denial analysis, appeals and re-submission strategies.
- Conducting coding audits and quality improvement activities.
- Preparing for professional certifications and interviews.
Ready to start your medical coding career?
Join the next batch — limited seats. Get hands-on training, placement support and certification guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need prior healthcare experience?
No — the program starts with fundamentals and builds up to advanced topics with hands-on practice.
Will I get placement assistance?
Yes — resume support, mock interviews and introductions to partner employers are included.
What certifications will this prepare me for?
This program aligns with CPC, CCA, CCS, CIC and CRC certification objectives and includes exam preparation tips.