In this episode of AAPC Social, Lisa Livingston and Rita Genovese from the AAPC National Advisory Board join us. They share their favorite tips to help you get your dream job (or your first job). Lisa and Rita also talk about AAPC's mentorship program. 

Monica Alexander relied on one of AAPC's social media groups for guidance as she navigated her way through her medical coding studies. She now gives back to the community by helping others jump start their careers in the business of healthcare.

Join us as we speak with AAPC President, Bevan Erickson. In our discussion we talk about the challenges AAPC faced during the pandemic, future plans for the organization, and more. 

Listen in as former AAPC National Advisory Board President Jaci Kipreos, CPC, COC, CDEO, CPMA, CRC, CPC-I, CEMC. Jaci talks are current role on AAPC committees, auditor salaries and more. 

For Elcilene Moseley, CPC, CCS, medical coding was love at first sight. Over the last 14 years she has experienced several different roles within revenue cycle management, but nothing can take away her passion for coding. Listen to Elcilene tell her story on this episode of #iamaapc.

Join us for a discussion with the 2022 AAPCCA Board of Directors, including Board Chair Brenda Steven, April Boyce, Debbie Deprest, Denise Garrett, Kim Stevens, Robin Goudy, Rhonda McCaskill, Samantha Patterson, Tabitha Iverson, Tammy Vannatter Berger, and Tricia Tuttle. 

Raemarie Jimenez, senior vice president of products clarifies information about the 2022 AAPC certification exam updates. 

Stephanie Tam, MPH, CHC, CPCO, CPC and Stephanie Thebarge, CPC, CPMA, CPPM, CPB, CEMC, CHONC, PESC from the National Advisory Board join us. In this episode we learn more about Stephanie Tam and learn what's happening with the NAB. 

Sarah Ragan started her healthcare career as a medical assistant, but quickly worked her way into the administrative side of the business. It took 14 years for her to make the jump into medical coding after her first administrative job. She has now been a certified medical coder for seven years. Watch Sarah tell her story on this episode of #iamaapc.

Sarah Ragan started her healthcare career as a medical assistant, but quickly worked her way into the administrative side of the business. It took 14 years for her to make the jump into medical coding after her first administrative job. She has now been a certified medical coder for seven years. Watch Sarah tell her story on this episode of #iamaapc.