Experiences at Florida Career College

There is only a select few people for this program because the classes are so small. They have to feel that you are dedicated and serious about the career you have chosen

Understanding what you have learned and showing confidence in your ability to get the task done.

Calling an insurance carrier about a Explanation of Benefits (EOB) or Verification of benefits, Determination of benefits. I've learned that if you have great communication skills and don't take it personally the problem can be solved to benefit your physician and the insurance carrier.

I was a student.

Knowing your profession and keeping up with the changes in the code books (CPT & ICD-9) Knowing what will give optimal reimbursements. Paying close attention to all of the details when coding. Knowing your field to the point that when billing you know what's in a procedure from start to finish. Being able to understand a diagnosis and if not, knowing how to find needed information to help you understand. HCPS are for hospital coding and you have to know how to use them as well, your physician may have to go to a hospital or skilled nursing facility. Knowing how to use any information to get opium reimbursement....

learning the basic techniques of massage. learning the anatomy of the body.

I received an A in every class I took.. Windows Operating Systems, Ethics, Intro. to IT, MS Excel, Speech/Presentation Techniques, QuickBooks, MS Word, MS Outlook, MS Access, HTML/XHTML, Adobe Photoshop, MS Publisher, Dreamweaver and Flash

Programs and Hardwares - Network
Build and Fix computers, etc.

gain knowledge to become a massage therapist

Earned an Associate of Science degree with honors