In this edition of AAPC Social Hour Kiosha T. Forston, MASS, RHIA, CPC, CHTS-TR share her tips for resume writing and preparing for a job interview, whether it be in-person or virtually.

Cheryl DeSarno, CPC, CPB, CANPC, CPMA, CRC, COBGC, CEMC had a good feeling that she'd enjoy medical coding as a career. Now with a decade under her belt, she gives back by serving in her local AAPC Chapter and by continually exploring the possibilities for herself in the business of healthcare. 

In this edition of  AAPC Social Hour Dianne Estes, CPC, CPB will share some of her tips to help you pass an AAPC certification exam. Dianne is co-representative of the Region 3, Mid-Atlantic region. We also talk about getting your first job as a medical coder. 

In this edition of  AAPC Social Hour Dianne Estes, CPC, CPB will share some of her tips to help you pass an AAPC certification exam. Dianne is co-representative of the Region 3, Mid-Atlantic region. We also talk about getting your first job as a medical coder.

 

Gina Piccirilli, CPC, CPB, CPMA fell into medical coding while working as a receptionist in a physical therapy office. Prior to healthcare, Gina worked in the the food services industry. The odd hours of food services led her to seek something better for her family. Listen to her full story. 

How have you navigated your way through medical coding during the COVID-19 pandemic? In this episode of AAPC Social Hour, Jill M. Young, CPC, CEDC, CIMC discussed the challenges of medical coding during the pandemic.

How have you navigated your way through medical coding during the COVID-19 pandemic? In this episode of AAPC Social Hour, Jill M. Young, CPC, CEDC, CIMC discussed the challenges of medical coding during the pandemic.

 

Laetitia Joy is a new medical coder who's journey began in Europe. A native of France, Laetitia took her AAPC certification exam at a US military base in Germany. She now resides in Florida where she continues to build her career. 

Cheryl DeSarno, CPC, CPB, CANPC, CPMA, CRC, COBGC, CEMC had a good feeling that she'd enjoy medical coding as a career. Now with a decade under her belt, she gives back by serving in her local AAPC Chapter and by continually exploring the possibilities for herself in the business of healthcare.

Gina Piccirilli, CPC, CPB, CPMA fell into medical coding while working as a receptionist in a physical therapy office. Prior to healthcare, Gina worked in the the food services industry. The odd hours of food services led her to seek something better for her family. Listen to her full story.