Medical Billing Degrees

Medical Billing is the process of submitting claims to insurance companies for the purpose of receiving payment for healthcare services.

Medical billers work in a variety of healthcare centers and play a vital role in the running of a healthcare organization, be it large or small. Medical billers are found in small primary care offices, urgent care clinics, small hospitals, regional healthcare centers, and university health systems. The job requires an ability to provide accurate information and communicate within a fast paced environment. With the healthcare system of the United States going through some of its greatest reforms in over 50 years, the medical biller most also be able to keep abreast of the latest regulations and laws concerning patient privacy and fair treatment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average medical biller is paid an annual average salary of about $33,000.

Medical billing degrees are normally at the certificate and associate’s level. Programs cover medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, health information law, database management, computer science health care ethics, computing, and insurance. Schools focus on patient record analysis, an introduction to medical IT technology, and basic office administration. Prerequisites include a basic understanding of medical terminology, proficiency in keyboarding, word processing, and sufficient mastery of the English language.

Degrees in Medical Billing

AmeriTech College: AA in Medical Billing and Coding
Bryant & Stratton College: AAS in Medical Reimbursement & Coding
Grantham University: AAS in Medical Coding and Billing
Harrison College: AAS in Medical Reimbursement Technology
Herzing University: AS in Insurance Billing and Coding Specialist
University of Phoenix: AA in Health Care Administration – Medical Records

Radiology Technician and Health Science Programs

Having an associate's degree is the most common educational qualification among radiology technicians and technologists. No matter which career options in the radiology technician field you may be pursuing, the health degrees listed here will have you on your way to fulfilling your dreams.

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AS in Health IT	Hodges University — The Associate of Science degree in health information technology from Hodges University prepares students for entry-level positions within hospitals, X-ray clinics, and other healthcare settings. Knowledge of medical technology and equipment and medial recordkeeping is learned within this convenient, two-year program.
AOS in Radiography BS in Radiologic Science	Pima Medical Institute — A student in Pima's AOS in radiography degree program will learn the necessary skills to provide high quality diagnostic imagery to patients. The BS in radiologic sciences program will give you the academic insight into radiologic health care administration to evaluate and understand the diagnostic imagery performed on clients. This program is highly relevant in today's expanding medical field.
BS in Radiologic Science	Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences — Florida Hospital College offers an accredited online BS degree in radiological sciences that offers medical imaging technologists and radiologic technicians the opportunity to learn more skills to advance their careers in the healthcare field. Earning this degree ensure that its graduates are wholly prepared for the fast-paced and quickly adapting environment of medical imaging clinics and hospitals.
AAS in Health IT	Rasmussen College — Rasmussen College offers an AAS in health information technology that is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in healthcare. Aspiring radiology technicians will learn the ins and outs of cutting edge medical technology and computer systems.
AAS in Health IT	Lincoln College — At the Lincoln College AAS in health information technology degree program, students are able to take courses in Pharmacology, Pathophsyiology, Health Systems and Procedures, and Healthcare Data Applications. The program includes an internship module, which teaches students the tools for personal and professional development needed for success in the workplace.
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