Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) is currently hiring work-at-home inpatient medical coders for full-time positions. An undergraduate degree in HIM/HIT is preferred, but equal work experience will be considered. You must also have a minimum of two years of acute care hospital inpatient coding experience. RHIT, RHIA, CCS, or CCA certification is preferred.
In addition to the above, you must be detail-oriented, analytical, and customer-oriented, and you must be an excellent communicator. For more information on this work-from-home opportunity and to apply, visit the job ad at Careerbuilder. Good luck!
I am a medical office manager and certified medical biller and coder ,I am looking for job in a office setting or working at home,doing medical billing and coding do you have a suggegt s
I have posted several medical billing and coding jobs in the last two weeks. Do a search in the site search with the terms “medical billing” and “medical coding.”
I understand there is a need for medical transcription done in the home. Do you see many of those listed?
Yes, Rose. Keep checking back, as I will be posting more medical transcription jobs from home.
I have been a nurse for 28 years I work in a family practice I have just graduated from
medical coding and billing and looking to work from home I take my certification test on
August 8th.
Vicki, sounds like you’re a great fit for this job. Follow the link in the article to apply. Good luck!
I am a certified CCS-P coder with over 7 years of medical billing and coding. All of my experience is with physician’s offices. However, the remote work posted is usually for hospital coding. How difficult is it to get into hospital coding? What steps must be taken? How different is the billing?
Thanks.
Derinda,
I wish I could answer your question. But I don’t know anything about what’s involved in making the transition from regular medical billing and coding to hospital coding. You might contact someone at Career Step. I’m sure they would be able to give you a better idea.
I graduated in July with an Associate degree in medical billing & coding. During my courses, I’ve done lots of inpatient/outpatient coding & was able to maintain an “A” average in all my coding classes. I plan to take my certification in August. I also have 17 years of nursing background in the hospital setting. Would I be considered for a medical coding position without my certification?
Hi Jan, you need to follow the job listing link and make contact with someone at HCA about the medical coding position. I provide all the details I have about these work-at-home positions. But, unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to your question about certification.