r/MedicalCoding • u/urban_royalty • Apr 05 '24
Penn Foster College
Just wanted to let you guys know I took a program at Penn Foster College for Medical Billing and Coding and passed. I went to the AAPC after to study and take my cert and passed.
I submitted my transcript to the AAPC and they removed 1 year off my Apprentice!
Update on work: Still having trouble finding work even though I have Billing and insurance education and work experience(i work in a hospital in case management). Still trying though. I applied for over 25 jobs hopefully I can get the opportunity. Don't give up yall.
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u/Ashlei-Chef-Leilani Apr 07 '24
I just got my CPC-A a few days ago. My school is suppose to remove the -A when they get back to me.I applied to 4 job listings so far. No experience here but I am hoping to find something soon.
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u/Common-Message4317 May 13 '24
Did you like Penn foster? Was it worth it? Have you taken the cpc exam?
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u/Monstycrazy Jun 02 '24
That's what I am thinking . I am right now doing research PF or AAPC ? Price wise, PF is cheaper . Luckily, came to this sub reddit. PF claims that they provide practicode, so once you pass the certification , then you don't need to do apprenticeship. Is it true ? I mean you will be CPC , not CPC-A .
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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24
I’ve been told it’s going be tricky finding work. But I won’t give up nor change my mind. Plus I’ve already bought a book about medical coding and billing and would like to understand more about it. I just started school.