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Certificate of Achievement |
Medical Coding Nature of Work The Certified Coding Specialist (CCS) applies codes to classify medical data and insure proper reimbursement for health care services. A CCS is recognized as beyond entry level in analyzing medical records, assigning and sequencing codes. Some of the responsibilities routinely performed by a CCS include:
The majority of Certified Coding Specialists are employed in Acute Care Hospitals. Program Description The Medical Coding program is designed for the working student. The majority of students are part-time and carry 6-7 credit hours per semester and continue to work full-time jobs. The program courses are generally offered in the late afternoon and evening with some weekends. Certificate of Achievement Course Requirements Career Guide and Approximate Costs Admission Requirements The College of Southern Nevada's Medical Coding is an Open Entry Program. Therefore, an application for admission is NOT required. However, there may be some course restrictions or prerequisites. Cross reference each required course with the College Catalog to verify any restrictions. New Student Checklist New students to CSN planning to register for this Open-Entry Health Science program should complete the steps outlined on the Checklist for New Students Seeking an Open-Entry Health Science Certificate of Achievement. How to Transfer Credits to CSN Please contact the Health Programs Advisement Office at 651-5690 for further information or e-mail the Health Programs Advisor directly.
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