Summary
- Duration: 10 months
- Qualify for Entry-Level Medical Office and Billing Positions
- Learn Billing Systems, Coding, Office Procedures, and Anatomy
- Program Includes 225-hour Externship in Local Medical Office
MEDICAL FRONT OFFICE AND BILLING DIPLOMA
If you’re organized, good at solving problems, and interested in the health care industry, Florida Career College’s Medical Front Office and Billing program could be the ticket to a new career for you. Enroll today and learn the skills that can help you become a valuable addition to a medical office team.
Summary
- Duration: 10 Months
- Qualify for Entry-Level Medical Office and Billing Positions
- Learn Billing Systems, Coding, Office Procedures, and Anatomy
- Program Includes 225-hour Externship in Local Medical Office
Career Outcomes
In just 10 months you could have the knowledge and skills employers look for when filling entry-level health care office positions. The following are a few of the roles that Florida Career College Medical Front Office and Billing graduates have qualified for:
- Patient Coordinator
- Physician Office Specialist
- Medical Office Specialist
- Billing Coordinator
Available at the following locations
About This Program
Medical offices know the value of having good, hard-working staff. That’s why our program focuses on teaching the working knowledge of billing systems, government regulations, and third-party payer requirements that could lead to positions that specialize in medical billing and coding. You’ll learn in comfortable, well-equipped classrooms and labs, from experienced industry professionals who care about you and can provide you the tools you need to succeed.
Working in the front office of a health care facility involves a variety of skills. In this program, some of the subjects that you’ll learn are billing systems, government regulations, diagnostic coding, and anatomy and physiology. At the end of your program, you’ll get to put your newfound skills to use while you get on-the-job training during a 225-hour externship in the office of a local employment partner.
Course Titles
Credits
Introduction to Allied Health for Medical Front Office and Billing Students
4.33
Medical Front Office Procedures in the Medical and Billing Office
4.0
Diagnostic Coding
3.67
Procedural Coding
3.67
Outpatient Coding
3.67
Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Front Office and Billing Students
4.0
Coding Systems
3.67
Medical Front Office and Billing Diploma Externship
5.0
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