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Kristen Dudley
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over 6 months ago

Want to learn how to #code? Are you or someone you know interested in learning to code/develop software? CodeX Academy has room for more #students If interested, check out the info at https://codex.academy/#/?promo=kristend022 This is great for anyone looking to change careers or high school seniors about to graduate but don't want to/plan to go to traditional college. All online classes!! #code #coding #softwaredevelopers #softwareengineer #CodeXAcademy #onlineclasses #selfpacedlearning #learning #software #school #changecareers #newcareer

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Mike Grauer Jr
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over 6 months ago

Anyone here have any good recommendations on coding training in or around the Puget Sound area? Someone has offered to pay for my retraining and I want to take advantage of the opportunity.

#programming #coding #software #softwaredevelopment #kitsap #KitsapCounty #PugetSound #thepugetsound

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Chris L. Maiden
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over 6 months ago

If one wanted to learn coding what would be the best way? What kind of coding is in most demand currently? Thanks!

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Patricia Collins
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over 6 months ago

Estimated Salary - 46K - 48K

GENERAL SUMMARY OF DUTIES: This is a nonexempt position. Responsible for coding and posting office and hospital procedures. Accurately assign CPT and ICD-9/ICD-10 codes by analyzing and abstracting information from dictated reports to achieve timely billing. Ability to maintain strict confidentiality

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Research all information to ensure a complete and accurate hospital billing process. Review external charges for correct coding upon importing into Centricity Practice Management. Gather charge information from Physicians, NP’s and PA’s in a timely manner. Analyze and code procedures using current CPT and ICD-9 codes. Identify bundled codes using CCI edits. Charge hospital rounds and verify global periods. EDUCATION:

Minimum: Some college, preferably with an emphasis on Medical Coding, Medical Terminology, and Basic Human Anatomy.

EXPERIENCE :

Three years of experience in medical office with an emphasis on medical coding.

Certificate/License: ** Certified Professional Coder (CPC) required by American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC).

Job Type: Full-time

Required experience:

Inpatient Coding: 1 year Acute Care Coding: 1 year Cardiology Coding: 1 year Required license or certification: CPT

If interested in this position, please send resume and cover letter to twaasa413@gmail.com. Please include position title, city, and state for consideration

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David Freedman
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over 6 months ago

I just found out how a majority of apps are developed and what code is used! Check out this great info here!

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Connor Sheridan
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over 6 months ago

If anyone is interested in improving their skills sets in Coding, UX & Design, Data, Marketing, Business and Career Development I found a great opportunity that could be in your area. From mastering excel to learning about digital marketing or product management this website offers a lot of free workshops at one of their listed campuses with a relaxed learning environment. Heres the link if you want to check it out!

There locations are in Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Providence, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.!

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Michelle Lambert
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Hi! I am currently in the process of becoming a certified medical coder in MA. I am 47 and have most of my job experience I the beauty industry..both as a cosmetologist and as a cosmetic sales manager for three different companies. I also ran my own small business as a Bridal Stylist and Consultant for quite a while. The only experience I have in the medical field is about 10 years ago I worked at an insurance company doing medical credentialing which I loved. My health is such that I can no longer physically handle the beauty industry or retail because of the ling hours and physical demands. Does anyone have any input as to how I can make my resume look great in the coding field?

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Bhoomil Shah
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over 6 months ago

"I Create Your Vision Into Reality"

Having great comfort with PHP, WordPress, HTML5, CSS3,PSD to HTML,PSD to WordPress, Web Developing, Responsive Designing, Web Designing, MySQL, Payment Integration, Adobe Photoshop, JavaScript, Jquery and other related Skills.

I'm also good in Android , JSON/REST APIs , Android SDK , Eclipse IDE , Customized UIViews, Core Data, InApp Purchase, GPS, Push Notification, Auto Layout, Social Media Integration, Payment Gateways, Maps with carrying excellent communication skills.

I believe in building long term relationship providing you objective work with minimum Time.

My goal has always been to establish myself as one of the most trusted and honest programmer available today. I want to be a part of your success by offering you.

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George Tourney
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over 6 months ago

Coding is a blue collar job now? I thought coding work was only done by teenaged geeks I see walking around downtown all the time wearing sneakers and hoodies. Nothing wrong with that but that's always been my image of the typical coder or tech worker. I have an interest in the field but being in my 50’s I’ve always honestly felt a little intimidated changing careers or looking for job in tech. This article is an eye opener but it doesn’t say much about senior level coders or job seekers. How difficult would it be for a 54 year old find blue collar coding job?

https://www.wired.com/2017/02/programming-is-the-new-blue-collar-job/

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