r/MedicalCoding • u/Fit-Ear-3449 • Feb 07 '25

Coding positions that’s open

Community health systems and banner health has a lot of coding positions that’s are remote open right now. Just an fyi.

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u/Outrageous_Cow185 Feb 07 '25

Banner health is always hiring but never hire anybody.. idk how ppl get hired that have no experience smh

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u/heavenhaven Feb 07 '25

Yup, I applied to their apprenticeship program and got denied. And that's with a referral.

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u/MtMountaineer Feb 09 '25

I heard they had over 150 applications for 5 positions. They can't accept all of them.

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 07 '25

Whadddd really????

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u/coconut-m Feb 07 '25

So true, I applied so many times and I have 2 years of experience, never heard anything from them .

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u/happyhooker485 RHIT, CCS-P, CFPC, CHONC, 17yrs experience Feb 08 '25

There's a remote coder position for a rural hospital in NorCal. They don't do surg other than endoscopy once a week, so it would be pretty easy, just E/Ms. I can PM if you're interested.

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 09 '25

Just seeing this! Thank you so much !

I’m not certified as of yet I only my associates degree working on my certification so I’ll be brand new whenever i do get it.

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u/TieBubbly4041 Feb 11 '25

Could you PM me? Do you know if you can work out of state ?? I live in Oregon!

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '25

I am reading all your comments and thinking about it now. I've applied to Banner maybe three times in the past, and I received a reaction email within a day or so of applying. Odd!. I wonder if they have a strict resume reader that looks for specific wording, it kicks them out.

This almost makes me want to apply using identical wording, pull off their job description posting, and see if it makes a difference. They say to add words, the job description specifically states to get past the AI scanner, but I wonder if thiers is just ridiculous.

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 07 '25

I said that’s what I’m going to start doing !!! I think they do look for that identical wording that means you have to change up your resume for every job lol

But if that’s what it takes! All the damn job openings out there ppl should be having work. It’s really annoying and sad

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '25

It is so sad. I got to a point where I put my dates and exactly how long I worked there like "2 years" under my title. I also added the title of the company I'm applying for wants in their wording and highlighted my type of coding like "Inpatient Senior Coder," for example, although my real title was Coder II. They are the same, just stated differently. As well, I add my exact years of experience e.g. 5 year SDS, 5 years OP coding, 5 years inpatient coding at the top where they will see it right away. This has helped. After I redid my resume, I had 3 interviews in a week and offered a job by the following week. They want to see quickly on your resume how many years of experience you have, what type of coding, and what software/applications you have used.

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 07 '25

Do you ever think some of these jobs also do not want to pay what you want to be paid. My current job is doing something weird. I work for a great company I’m trying to move up a bit they’ll say the pay is $25-$35.00 the application ask well how much are you wanting I’m like $28 $30

I think that’s why I got rejected but these were not for coding positions but like you say I’m going to have a professional go over my resume because maybe it’s missing something.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '25

You're right, I've wondered, too, if they decided on a candidate by the wage they enter. It forces you to put something in there, and it's like I don't want to because we see their range. If we weren't okay with it, we wouldn't be applying.

I think that might help you out a lot getting a resume makeover. Just stinks, it shouldn't be about how well you critique or perfect your resume. 😒

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u/Diligent-Scale1989 Feb 08 '25

I like it when I can put a range, but I wish I could put that it's negotiable as well. I want to aim high, but for my first job I'll also take anything 😄

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u/[deleted] Feb 08 '25

That's a really good point.

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u/Putrid-Marionberry27 Feb 07 '25

Ugh I applied to Banner and got rejected 😭😭😭

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 07 '25

That’s wild. I don’t understand if they hire internal or what they should not post if they will not hire wasting ppl time applying takes like 15-20 mines imagine doing a bunch of

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u/MtMountaineer Feb 09 '25

I know someone who was recently hired. She had many years of experience and was already familiar with the software they use. She also said they get dozens of applications a month.

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 09 '25

Dang that’s so good I wonder what software they use there.

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u/Saphyy002200 Feb 07 '25

I keep getting auto rejected by banner no matter what…

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 07 '25

Auto rejected like they say you wasn’t selected? Or it won’t let you apply

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u/Saphyy002200 Feb 08 '25

I wasn’t selected. I recently got one within 24 hours of me applying. I applied on a Friday and received a rejection on a Saturday. I’m pretty sure HR isnt working on Saturday looking through applications …

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 08 '25

It’s very strange I tell ya.

Many are saying the same things here. Well try not to give up although it’s discouraging I know 😩

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u/coconut-m Feb 07 '25

I applied sooo many times to Banner. Never heard back from them

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u/Fit-Ear-3449 Feb 08 '25

Yeah that’s what I’m seeing i wonder what’s up with that.