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  • Re: HOW CAN ONE GAIN EXPERIENCE IF NO ONE GIVES THEM A CHANCE

    Why not apply for an admitting clerk, or receptionist&nbsp;position. All you need is one foot in. If its a hospital you are interested in check their website and see what jobs they have opened. Good luck.
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on December 16, 2008
  • Re: coding program

    David: I have read on this forum of people who took the online classes or in the process.&nbsp;Sift through the forum you may find an answer to your question. &nbsp;If you know of somone in the medical profession who will be willing to help you get your foot in the door that will be a plus. I am planning on starting some classes in ...
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on December 1, 2008
  • re: CPC Exam Review

    Hi Carol: Thanks for keeping us posted as you prepare to take the exam. I will be taking the exam sometime next year and appreciate all the information you provide. I have &nbsp;read your hectic schedule &nbsp;but was wondering if you will consider in the future beginning a forum for the newbies. You seem like the ideal person for it. I am sure ...
    Posted to HIM Transitions (Weblog) by Vanessa Nicholas on December 1, 2008
  • re: Mentoring

    This is a wonderful story,.It is obvious she applied herself, was at the right place, at the right time; for someone to recognize her. This is not the typical story you find very often. If only we all have someone to look out for us. This was certainly Sherry's time; thanks to Carol.
    Posted to HIM Transitions (Weblog) by Vanessa Nicholas on December 1, 2008
  • Re: How many codes are needed with a claim

    Lana: Thanks for replying to my question.
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on November 2, 2008
  • How many codes are needed with a claim

    I understand a coder could use 6 or 8 codes maybe more on a claim.&nbsp; Is this correct? And is this to give the ins. co. a better picture of what was done; and out of the 6 or eight codes how many will the hospital be paid for? &nbsp;Is it the first two or three codes; primary and secondary codes. Please ...
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on October 22, 2008
  • Re: CCS OR RHIT CERTIFED?

    Rasami; At the completion of the HIT program you will be able to sit for the RHIT exam. The CCS exam should be taken after some experience in the field; anywhere from 18months to two years. You will have a better chance of passing since this CCS exam is more intense. Good luck Vanessa.
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on October 18, 2008
  • Re: An upcoming coder

    Mercedes: You should take the CPC exam first. The CCS will require some working experience before embarking on that exam, I am sure others will agree. The CCS carries more weight and is&nbsp; more recognized. Good luck Vanessa.
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on October 15, 2008
  • re: CPC Test Prep

    Carol: Keep us posted as you prepare for the &nbsp;CPC.
    Posted to HIM Transitions (Weblog) by Vanessa Nicholas on October 15, 2008
  • Re: Worried student

    Sherri: I wanted to know how you are getting along with your studies since your last post on the fourm? Are you still overwhelmed with the work or are you getting the hang of it? In the beginning it will seem so much to absord, but you will eventually get used to it. Good luck Vanessa.
    Posted to HIM Insider: Forums (Forum) by Vanessa Nicholas on September 29, 2008
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