I really like hearing your thought process in your work. I'm currently self-studying for the CPC and I could watch you all day! Also love the unintentional typing ASMR 😂❤
I actually like to see people do everyday things. I feel so weird saying that, but it's true😊. I like a mix, though. I wouldn't watch too many days in the life of medical coder. I like a little variety from my content creator. For example, I don't subscribe to people who do just hairstyles, I'll usually visit for a hairstyle inspiration and then off to something else. I get bored of the same thing for every video.
Just the aesthetics of every day life of a coder…. The typing…. Listening to work related things 😂the books and highlights in books! Desk set up I also like when content creators show grocery hauls coffee runs night time routines …. I guess it’s refreshing knowing that others have the same thing going on as me😂❤
I went to school for this many years ago when I was 19 I never finished, watching these videos brings back the process for me, I believe I am in a much better mental space and I would love to give it another try at 34 and from an actual accredited source lol. Thank you
I graduate and take my cpc exam in August! Videos like this inspire me and make me SUPER excited about my future! Videos like this give us a great perspective on what it's like being in this career~ ❤ Your videos are very informative 😊 and encouraging~~ Also, the keyboard sounds 100/10🎉
Yay! Finally! What I like the most about this type of content is that I feel your dedication and passion for your job and when I watched your video, I get motivated because I wanted to become a medical coder someday😊 keep it up!
I was just assigned Ob/gyn at my job, I find these videos so helpful and motivating...one day I will get to that level of understanding this specialty.
Hello Shamyra, what I like most about this type of content is your work ethic. As a medical coder working from home, it helps me understand better as well as having my coding manuals at hand as well as other coding materials as well. You are a wonderful teacher, and I can tell you love what you do. I do not believe that this is not boring nor repetitive. I also have my bibles regarding my daily tasks. I only work denials within my practice. From OB Gyn, Neurosurgeries, E/Ms., etc. So, my hand is in all specialties. The only thing that I have difficulties with is OB Gynecology coding and understanding the concept. I really enjoy watching your concept. I am tuning in from Baltimore. So, I am down the road from you.
Thank you for this video, I'm in school right now to become a medical biller/coder, still not sure what the difference between them is, but your videos help me see what it's like to do this job and it really helps, thank you.
Best video I’ve seen so far I’m so sick of people not getting to the point. I’m in a cutthroat decision either choosing: Medical Assistant OR Medical billing and coding
I love that you show us what a coder actually does! I graduated with an online college certificate degree in medical coding. Being that it was online I had no clue of what a coder’s day to day worklife involves! My questions were…”do we choose the codes from procedure description ourselves? Are we just verifying what dr chose? Do we call or send email to physicians when we have a question? If so, what is required turn around time on that? etc. Clueless! I did obtain my CPC-A a couple of months ago and finally got a possible job thru a recruiter with a mass hiring for risk adjustment coder…do you have any thoughts on that position? Thanks so much
Hi, is your job fully remote? The meetings are all online? I’ve watched quite a few coding videos I missed the 20 per hour quota. I’m glad you mentioned it again for those of us who didn’t catch it & the new people. ❤
Hi Shamyra, how do you specialized in a specialty? If you can probably make a video about that one day explaining or if you don’t mind answering. I am a medical coding student and I will be done by Spring of 2024 I am doing a two year (4 semesters) program through my local college and I am loving this career path, I am still a CNA in which I work in the ED of my local hospital 😊but I am doing a change to my career!
Hi Shamyra, I just want to say great video! Thank you for sharing this video with us, I appreciate you! The videos that you have shared have been very helpful with great info and I just want to say don’t give up. Maybe just go back to the drawing board and take a different approach, You are here to educate others and help others who are going to sit for their cpc exam or who would like to do this OBGYN specialty. Saying this I do understand that if it does not make you happy find what does. Have a Great Day.
Hi, I am currently studying to become a coder. I just can’t wrap my brain around having to use physical books for this career when there is so much software technology available. Could you explain what is actually used in the real world coding?
I am super interested in this field. How did you wind up in the obgyn specifically? Was it something you just applied for or was it something you liked to do?
Hey! I would watch procedures being performed on RUclips such as hysterectomies, cystectomies, sterilizations/salpingectomies, oophorectomies, myomectomies, etc. Whatever procedures you see in the female genital system section that have 90 day global periods - I watch to see how it’s done, so when reading an op note it all makes sense. Also, if you have the funds I’d get a OB/GYN a coding companion book. These have the full description of all OB/GYN procedures (unfortunately this book can’t be used on exam).
It really all depends on the person tbh. Some people HATE coding and would rather do something else in Administration (Medical) within the field. And others (like me) LOVE coding and love reading and interpreting / finding out the answers. Just do your research and see what best fits your wants, needs etc.
Hi Shamyra, with 20 charts due per hour, how long are the majority of the charts? Page count. My charts range from 2 pages to 5000 pages. I can't imagine having to code 20 CPH
I love that you show us what a coder actually does! I graduated with an online college certificate degree in medical coding. Being that it was online I had no clue of what a coder’s day to day worklife involves! My questions were…”do we choose the codes from procedure description ourselves? Are we just verifying what dr chose? Do we call or send email to physicians when we have a question? If so, what is required turn around time on that? etc. Clueless! I did obtain my CPC-A a couple of months ago and finally got a possible job thru a recruiter with a mass hiring for risk adjustment coder…do you have any thoughts on that position? Thanks so much
What do you guys like the most about this type of content???
I really like hearing your thought process in your work. I'm currently self-studying for the CPC and I could watch you all day! Also love the unintentional typing ASMR 😂❤
Your knowledge
I actually like to see people do everyday things. I feel so weird saying that, but it's true😊. I like a mix, though. I wouldn't watch too many days in the life of medical coder. I like a little variety from my content creator.
For example, I don't subscribe to people who do just hairstyles, I'll usually visit for a hairstyle inspiration and then off to something else. I get bored of the same thing for every video.
Just the aesthetics of every day life of a coder…. The typing…. Listening to work related things 😂the books and highlights in books! Desk set up I also like when content creators show grocery hauls coffee runs night time routines …. I guess it’s refreshing knowing that others have the same thing going on as me😂❤
@@rachela4071 same here! I am also self studying for the CPC exam. Watching real life coding is very helpful!
I like that it shows the real of what medical coding is like, especially for someone like me, just starting out my self study course
I went to school for this many years ago when I was 19 I never finished, watching these videos brings back the process for me, I believe I am in a much better mental space and I would love to give it another try at 34 and from an actual accredited source lol. Thank you
These working from home are my absolute favorite of yours. I learn so much watching you go through your visits.
Love this video! Thank you for sharing. I will be done with my coding program in August 😊
🙏🏼🙏🏼🤞🏼
I graduate and take my cpc exam in August! Videos like this inspire me and make me SUPER excited about my future! Videos like this give us a great perspective on what it's like being in this career~ ❤
Your videos are very informative 😊 and encouraging~~
Also, the keyboard sounds 100/10🎉
Yay! Finally! What I like the most about this type of content is that I feel your dedication and passion for your job and when I watched your video, I get motivated because I wanted to become a medical coder someday😊 keep it up!
I was just assigned Ob/gyn at my job, I find these videos so helpful and motivating...one day I will get to that level of understanding this specialty.
You absolutely will! 💯
Great video! I love that you give so much commentary on what you are doing.
Thank you!! When I’m editing I assume you guys would just skip right over it. 🤭🤣
Hello Shamyra, what I like most about this type of content is your work ethic. As a medical coder working from home, it helps me understand better as well as having my coding manuals at hand as well as other coding materials as well. You are a wonderful teacher, and I can tell you love what you do. I do not believe that this is not boring nor repetitive. I also have my bibles regarding my daily tasks. I only work denials within my practice. From OB Gyn, Neurosurgeries, E/Ms., etc. So, my hand is in all specialties. The only thing that I have difficulties with is OB Gynecology coding and understanding the concept. I really enjoy watching your concept. I am tuning in from Baltimore. So, I am down the road from you.
Thank you for this video, I'm in school right now to become a medical biller/coder, still not sure what the difference between them is, but your videos help me see what it's like to do this job and it really helps, thank you.
Thanks for making these videos they are very helpful!
You’re welcome 🤗
Woohoo🎉love these videos!
Thank you! 💓
Best video I’ve seen so far I’m so sick of people not getting to the point. I’m in a cutthroat decision either choosing:
Medical Assistant OR
Medical billing and coding
I love that you show us what a coder actually does! I graduated with an online college certificate degree in medical coding. Being that it was online I had no clue of what a coder’s day to day worklife involves! My questions were…”do we choose the codes from procedure description ourselves? Are we just verifying what dr chose? Do we call or send email to physicians when we have a question? If so, what is required turn around time on that? etc. Clueless! I did obtain my CPC-A a couple of months ago and finally got a possible job thru a recruiter with a mass hiring for risk adjustment coder…do you have any thoughts on that position? Thanks so much
Hey hey. Here watching. I have an interview tomorrow for a medical coding position 😬
Yay!!!! Best of luck!! ☘️
Hi, is your job fully remote? The meetings are all online? I’ve watched quite a few coding videos I missed the 20 per hour quota. I’m glad you mentioned it again for those of us who didn’t catch it & the new people. ❤
You are extremely inspiring and very knowledgeable! I learn so much from you from each video you release. Please release more!!
Hi Shamyra, how do you specialized in a specialty? If you can probably make a video about that one day explaining or if you don’t mind answering. I am a medical coding student and I will be done by Spring of 2024 I am doing a two year (4 semesters) program through my local college and I am loving this career path, I am still a CNA in which I work in the ED of my local hospital 😊but I am doing a change to my career!
Hi Shamyra, I just want to say great video! Thank you for sharing this video with us, I appreciate you! The videos that you have shared have been very helpful with great info and I just want to say don’t give up. Maybe just go back to the drawing board and take a different approach, You are here to educate others and help others who are going to sit for their cpc exam or who would like to do this OBGYN specialty. Saying this I do understand that if it does not make you happy find what does. Have a Great Day.
She enjoys what she does. In her previous video she mentioned she doesn’t have the time now it takes to produce medical coding videos.
You bad asf and smart... your dude is lucky 😊
Which specialties do you think would be the most difficult and the least difficult ? Thanks!
For someone considering the medical coding career path, where do you start far as self teaching, learning and taking the exam? Thank you in advance 😊
Hi, I am currently studying to become a coder. I just can’t wrap my brain around having to use physical books for this career when there is so much software technology available. Could you explain what is actually used in the real world coding?
Thank you for sharing this information. Do you work for hospital/medical group or an agency ?
How many cases do you have to complete per day?
How often do you have to be on the phone ?
I am super interested in this field. How did you wind up in the obgyn specifically? Was it something you just applied for or was it something you liked to do?
I was a Coder I and always wanted to be an OBGYN coder. Once they had an opening for it in my department I applied for it and got the job.
Iam CPC certified medical coder ,fresher,from India .Is it possible to get remote job
Hi girl. Super into your content 😊
Thank you!
I am looking for medical billing or medical coding job
Hey there. Love your content. I'm interested in obgyn coding. Any pointers? Tips?
Im interested in obgyn coding as well. I worked with moms and babies as a nurse for over 11 years.
Hey! I would watch procedures being performed on RUclips such as hysterectomies, cystectomies, sterilizations/salpingectomies, oophorectomies, myomectomies, etc. Whatever procedures you see in the female genital system section that have 90 day global periods - I watch to see how it’s done, so when reading an op note it all makes sense. Also, if you have the funds I’d get a OB/GYN a coding companion book. These have the full description of all OB/GYN procedures (unfortunately this book can’t be used on exam).
@@ShamyraC thank you so much. I'll definitely check out your recommendations
I just dont know which one is better medical office specialist or medical billing coder
It really all depends on the person tbh. Some people HATE coding and would rather do something else in Administration (Medical) within the field. And others (like me) LOVE coding and love reading and interpreting / finding out the answers. Just do your research and see what best fits your wants, needs etc.
@@MyManGot2Jobz thqnk u
Hi Shamyra, with 20 charts due per hour, how long are the majority of the charts? Page count. My charts range from 2 pages to 5000 pages. I can't imagine having to code 20 CPH
My charts are usually only 1 page.
WHOOA! I need to look into specialty coding. I do risk adjustment coding now.
What schools do you recommend for this field?
Unfortunately, I haven’t done my research on schools. The AAPC association has always been my go to for trainings and courses.
@@ShamyraC Thank You ❤️
You code and bill
I love that you show us what a coder actually does! I graduated with an online college certificate degree in medical coding. Being that it was online I had no clue of what a coder’s day to day worklife involves! My questions were…”do we choose the codes from procedure description ourselves? Are we just verifying what dr chose? Do we call or send email to physicians when we have a question? If so, what is required turn around time on that? etc. Clueless! I did obtain my CPC-A a couple of months ago and finally got a possible job thru a recruiter with a mass hiring for risk adjustment coder…do you have any thoughts on that position? Thanks so much