Medical Office Specialist Medical Coding - Bossier Parish Community College

Medical Office Specialist Medical Coding from Bossier Parish Community College is a Campus Certificate Health Administration degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Students pursuing a Medical Office Specialist Technical Diploma must first meet College admission requirements. Upon the successful completion (minimum of a "C") of qualification courses and submission of an Allied Health program application, a student may apply for clinical training. Clinical classes are selected in the fall of each year. Up to fifteen (15) students are selected for each (Medical Coding and Medical Transcription) clinical class. Technical Diploma students must test out of READ 099, into ENGL 101, and into MATH 099 as documented by ACT, placement test, or course completion. Students selected for the Medical Office Specialist program must maintain a minimum grade of "C" or better in all clinical course work (MOS 110, MOS 111, MOS 113, MOS 216, MOS 216L, MOS 114, MOS 116) in order to remain in the program. Any student who fails to maintain a "C" or better in clinical course work will be terminated from the program. The student must then reapply for the next class the following year if he/she wishes to pursue the Medical Office Specialist technical diploma. Coding concentration students must take ALHT 114 and MOS 110 during the same fall semester. Students are encouraged to see the program advisor before scheduling classes. Courses required for medical coding concentration ALHT 114: Basic Medical Coding MOS 110/110L: Medical Coding I/Lab MOS 111/111L: Medical Coding II/Lab MOS 113: Reimbursement Methodology MOS 116: Medical Coding Practicum View more details on Bossier Parish Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health Administration courses.