r/CodingandBilling • • 6h ago

CPB frustration and advice

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I have taken this exam twice and I have failed both times. I'm so disappointed and discouraged. I'm also very confused because I took a billing and coding course for 9 months and got good grades throughout the entire thing.

I have my CPC exam schedule for the end of the month and was feeling really good about it until now.

I was a CPC for a couple years, moved to a different state and became a CMA for the last 8 years.

Should I try a 3rd time? Is it really necessary to get a job?

And, if you are able, what advice do you have for the CPC exam?

I appreciate any feedback. Thank you.


r/CodingandBilling • • 14h ago

Career Advice Looking for remote billing work

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Hi everyone!

I recently moved to the US and am trying to find my feet professionally here. I trained as a doctor/neurologist outside the US and I am not licensed in the US. I have experience in healthcare management, clinical research, medical writing/editing, as well as medical billing.

I also have a wife and two kids. With family responsibilities, a remote job would make a huge difference for me. I'm open to any kind of entry-level medical billing or coding positions. I don't already have any certification for coding or billing but I do have prior experience of 1 year.

I'd really appreciate any leads, referrals, or advice from people who have been in a similar situation or know of companies hiring remotely. Even pointing me in the right direction would mean a lot.

Thank you!


r/CodingandBilling • • 6h ago

Medical Billing AI Proof

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I thinking about taking a medical billing program and I was woundering if it was AI proof.