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25. Actually I never memorized them. I just wrote the database that handled them.

Mon Nov 26, 2012, 10:46 AM

Nov 2012

I do remember that they were rather convoluted and often seemed redundant. But that was 20 years or so ago.

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Any medical coders here? [View all] MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 OP

Poster's Mom, who is a Certified Coder Hayabusa Nov 2012 #1

PS Hayabusa Nov 2012 #2

I'm not one. But I have audited health-care providers. dawg Nov 2012 #3

... MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #6

Actually, there are tons of medical coding vacancies out there MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #7

Yes, there's jobs now. And will be for a few years, at least. Scuba Nov 2012 #8

There are always going to be coding jobs MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #9

Mom's rebuttal Hayabusa Nov 2012 #13

Rebuttal Hayabusa Nov 2012 #17

It very well might Hayabusa Nov 2012 #20

If they've been talking about it for 30 years MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #21

lol MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #11

that's true MuttLikeMe Nov 2012 #14

Agreed. Single payer is the only way to go. Cut out the middle man. HopeHoops Nov 2012 #19

You must have forgotten the correct medical terms for things. rug Nov 2012 #23

I took coding in school and enjoyed it... cynatnite Nov 2012 #16

Working towards my RHIT DearHeart Nov 2012 #22

what's the usual pay for a coder? nt grasswire Nov 2012 #24

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