Hey everyone, if you're as passionate about medical auditing and coding as I am, you won't want to miss the NAMAS 15th Annual Conference! 🎉 It's happening on December 7-8, 2023, in the beautiful Charleston, South Carolina. This isn't your typical conference; you'll start your day with local breakfasts, attend distraction-free sessions, and even have time to explore Charleston's local eateries for lunch. 🍴✨ EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Use code Victoria10 at checkout and get a 10% discount on your registration! 🎟 Don't miss out on this chance to network, learn, and have a blast. Lock in your spot today! 👇 Register Here - shop.namas.co/NAMAS-15th-Annual-Conference_p_749.html
@shannondeconda3662 The honor was all mine, Shannon! Thanks for being an amazing guest! I'm glad we had the chance to collaborate and am really excited about what the future holds for our connection.
I am in training now for Medical Coding and I think this field is amazing I love your content, these interviews are very helpful and help show all the possibilities in Medical Coding. 🥰☺
Hi Victoria! I found your channel about 6 months ago. I watched your videos while I worked during the day and I did online class. I wanted to say thank you so much! I passed on my 1st attempt ,80%! You are so appreciated! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I appreciate this video.....thank you so much for the useful information! As soon as I get my certification and gain some experience, this is what I would like to do.
I'm so glad to hear you found the video helpful! Earning your certification and gaining experience are great foundational steps. I'm excited for your journey in the medical coding field, and I'm here to support you along the way. Best of luck, and remember to keep pushing towards your goals! 💪📘
I seriously need some advice! I just got hired by a primary care clinic to audit their charts. I have only had my CPC since 2016, and in that time I worked for a medical insurance payer in the provider disputes department. I worked the coding disputes and did some coding validation. I know coding to a certain extent but to be honest, I don't feel that incredibly knowledgeable! The company that hired me has no other coders and they hired me to handle the coding auditing. I have been honest about my background but they seem to think I am supposed to be the guru of coding that people come to. What on earth do I do?!?! Rise to the occasion? Fake it til I make it? Have an honest talk with these people? I am having some serious anxiety going on and don't know what to do. Advice appreciated!! 😭
I was previously an X-ray Tech for 20+ years and now changing careers. I am taking medical terminology at a local tech college. It is a good refresher/intro for me. I do not think doing their program is appropriate as it seems I know things like EHR and the cost will be expensive. Do you have a program? What is the cost?
Hi dear I much appreciate the precious information I gather from your videos Please if you guide me I’m new resident in New Jersey I’m was physician in my home country I have a lot of experience in the medical field and also I studied medical coding and preparing for the cpc exam If you could help me to start the first step in medical coding remotely as I’m a mom for 3 kids and really I want to work remotely so that I could take care of them Even if I work undertraining at the start Many thanks to what you offer
Hey everyone, if you're as passionate about medical auditing and coding as I am, you won't want to miss the NAMAS 15th Annual Conference! 🎉 It's happening on December 7-8, 2023, in the beautiful Charleston, South Carolina. This isn't your typical conference; you'll start your day with local breakfasts, attend distraction-free sessions, and even have time to explore Charleston's local eateries for lunch. 🍴✨
EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Use code Victoria10 at checkout and get a 10% discount on your registration! 🎟 Don't miss out on this chance to network, learn, and have a blast. Lock in your spot today! 👇
Register Here - shop.namas.co/NAMAS-15th-Annual-Conference_p_749.html
I am honored that Victoria included me in an interview. Victoria you are amazing and we are so excited to be connected with you!
@shannondeconda3662 The honor was all mine, Shannon! Thanks for being an amazing guest! I'm glad we had the chance to collaborate and am really excited about what the future holds for our connection.
Hi Victoria! I just took my CPC and passed with an 86!! I'm so grateful for finding your channel a year ago!
What a wonderful interview!
I am in training now for Medical Coding and I think this field is amazing I love your content, these interviews are very helpful and help show all the possibilities in Medical Coding. 🥰☺
Hi Victoria. I loved the interview/video. You are an amazing girl😊
Hi Victoria! I found your channel about 6 months ago. I watched your videos while I worked during the day and I did online class. I wanted to say thank you so much! I passed on my 1st attempt ,80%! You are so appreciated! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
finishing up a course at Keiser for coding! I am excited for auditing!
I appreciate this video.....thank you so much for the useful information! As soon as I get my certification and gain some experience, this is what I would like to do.
I'm so glad to hear you found the video helpful! Earning your certification and gaining experience are great foundational steps. I'm excited for your journey in the medical coding field, and I'm here to support you along the way. Best of luck, and remember to keep pushing towards your goals! 💪📘
@ContempoCoding thank you so much! Is there a way I could send questions to you if I have any?
I seriously need some advice! I just got hired by a primary care clinic to audit their charts. I have only had my CPC since 2016, and in that time I worked for a medical insurance payer in the provider disputes department. I worked the coding disputes and did some coding validation. I know coding to a certain extent but to be honest, I don't feel that incredibly knowledgeable! The company that hired me has no other coders and they hired me to handle the coding auditing. I have been honest about my background but they seem to think I am supposed to be the guru of coding that people come to. What on earth do I do?!?! Rise to the occasion? Fake it til I make it? Have an honest talk with these people? I am having some serious anxiety going on and don't know what to do. Advice appreciated!! 😭
I really enjoyed this!!! Thank you!
Excellent info.....sounds like the thing for me.Been coding over 7 years but see so many fau pauxs & funds lost but I am ignored cause not a auditor.
The -itis rule 😂 We had that at a previous organization I worked at, too!
I was previously an X-ray Tech for 20+ years and now changing careers. I am taking medical terminology at a local tech college. It is a good refresher/intro for me. I do not think doing their program is appropriate as it seems I know things like EHR and the cost will be expensive. Do you have a program? What is the cost?
Hi dear
I much appreciate the precious information I gather from your videos
Please if you guide me I’m new resident in New Jersey
I’m was physician in my home country I have a lot of experience in the medical field and also I studied medical coding and preparing for the cpc exam
If you could help me to start the first step in medical coding remotely as I’m a mom for 3 kids and really I want to work remotely so that I could take care of them
Even if I work undertraining at the start
Many thanks to what you offer
Great info..I agree medical coders & auditors need to be aware of revenue management. Many are not and do not care....sad
No words
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Hello ❤ is the AAPC CPMA certification equivalent to the NAMAS CEMA certification?
No, the CEMA only covers auditing E&M where the CPMA covers auditing for all professional fee services.
Hey Victoria! How do I join your channel/become a paying member? You are helping me drastically in my med coding studies 🩵🙏🏼
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