Medical Billing and Coding Certificates in Alaska

Medical billing and coding certificates in Alaska teach students the skills they need to take on a career as a medical coder, medical biller, or health information technician. These positions play an important role because they make sure the insurance companies are billed correctly and the right codes are applied to the services rendered. Students should expect a job-based curriculum that teaches the specific skills needed to be successful. Most programs have an internship component that allows students to work in a healthcare setting applying the skills they learned throughout the program. The average health information technician makes $25,000- $40,000 per year.

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Charter College

Certificate, Diploma, Associate
Medical Insurance Coding and Billing, Medical Office Administration: Concentration in Medical Coding and Billing, Certificate in Medical Coding and Billing
Anchorage, Wasilla