Clackamas Community College Medical Coding and Billing Oregon City, Oregon

The Medical Billing and Coding (MBC) program uses a cohort model of delivering quality instruction and support. This means students start the program together, learn together and graduate together. The MBC program is a full-time academic program starting in winter with students completing their certificate the end of summer term (total of 37 credits).

Most courses are offered online and virtually, with instructor led sessions in the evenings to accommodate various schedules. The Medical Billing and Coding program uses the most up-to-date curriculum sponsored by the American Association of Professional Coders (AAPC).

Students who successfully complete the Medical Billing and Coding program with Clackamas Community College are eligible to take two national certification exams through the AAPC: Certified Professional Biller (CPB) and Certified Professional Coder (CPC). There is an extra charge for these examinations paid directly to the AAPC. AAPC Membership is required.

The cost for the Medical Billing and Coding program at Clackamas Community College ranges from $5,740 to $6,540. This includes tuition, books, and additional fees associated with obtaining a national credential through the AAPC. These calculations ensure that all necessary expenses are covered, providing a comprehensive understanding of the total investment required for the program.