Thats crazy auditors were dinging you for the diabetes combination codes I only have 2 years experience and I know that rule like the back of my hand! I''m happy to see a professional confident black woman not stand down and stand up for herself its very motivating and inspiring for me. Please keep up with these videos!
Whew! here I am trying so hard just to get a coding job, already certified with medical billing experience I will not give up. 🙌🏽 your hair looks beautiful btw ❤
Attending the monthly association meeting in person and .asking yourself may help. Also check out employment agency like CSI companies, Inc and Jugde is always hiring new coder and optum united Healthcare.
I just want to say I thank you for doing day in the life or any informational videos. Not to make it about color but I am a black woman looking to start medical coding and to find another black woman who is doing it is of great benefit and I am so happy to see you do what you do. You are greatly appreciated.
I'm so glad to hear that you find the videos helpful! Representation matters, and it's great to find someone of similar background in a field you're interested in. Seeing others who share your background can be incredibly motivating. It was the same for me for Manual QA. Thank you for this comment. I appreciate your kind words. ♥
Sis, I just came across your channel. I'm a profee coder, and I feel you with having to defend your coding! When I started coding, I was not prepared for that. I, too, had to walk away from an employer for the same reason 😢. I'm so thankful for where I'm at now (working from home). Still coding and thriving. Congratulations 🎉 on your career pivot and knowing your worth and sticking to your ethics 👏🏾. Prayers & Blessings for much success to you.😊
You definitely get it! It's heartening to see someone else who has experienced this journey. Thank you for your kind words and support. They mean a lot! 😊🌟 Blessings to you!!!!
I missed passing my CPC by 4 pts almost 8 years ago now, and Life started lifing and I haven't had a chance to retake it, but Im.planning in retaking it in 2024.
That's tough, missing the CPC by just 4 points. Life indeed has its way of keeping us busy! It's great to hear that you're planning to retake the exam in 2024. I'm rooting for your success!
I just found your channel after passing my CPC certification exam. I initially tried to become a coder through Penn Foster back in 2007. That was a nightmare. I already had knowledge of A&P, medical terminology and pharmacology from my attempt to become an RN back in 1999. Well..after several years and failed semesters, I gave up on that dream and just went back to a desk job. But before I did, I tried switching my major to coding. Needless to say, I never was able to get it started. So, now I'm finally a CPC-A. Not sure if I'll eventually finish the Practicode. Yes. I took my course directly with the AAPC. But I'm not looking to maybe find work in revenue cycle management or go back to something familiar as a consultant in health insurance. This information helps me to decide if I really have the patience for this at 52 yrs old.
I like how you’re really explaining what you do as if you’re training us, good stuff!!! Helped me to have a better understanding of what the jobs entails 😊
Thanks Laquita! I’m about to sit for the CBCS certification exam. Im advanced at billing due to my insurance background and will focus more on that side. My son was diagnosed with Autism at 3yo. It was scary, but having him in my life has made me a better human. God hand selected you for an assignment with your daughter. He built you for this and I can’t wait for you to get a revelation of that. Blessings to you and yours 💙💙
Thank you! I'm really excited about the pivot. There is potential for a 6 Figure salary and I will work towards attaining that level of a salary in software testing.
Omg I'm just loving all your advice and how u winning your appeals and I love how you know ur ish lol. I'm not even a coder yet I'm lookin into taking a course. You are inspirational. New subbie here🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I thought about quality assurance software testing. Do you have to know any programming language? I’m pretty tech savvy, do not know if medical coding is for me after viewing several channels on RUclips.
Nope, you don't have to know a programming language to be a Manual QA Tester. The earning potential is amazing and less brain work than medical coding. I'm 55% completed with my course. Hitting the market strong 1st quarter of 2024. Let me know if you decide to pursue QA. Keep me posted on your journey.
Ms. Laquita. Thanks for such video. Quick questions: which softwares(or apps) do you use for (1) getting patients charts from provider and (2) for coding? For e.g 3M or Oscar or?!! My questions are just for my own undetstaning for learning those softwares. Thanks
@@Ms.Laquita that’s what I thought 🙏🏼 thank you for confirming. I’m currently enrolled at AAPC getting my CPB and CPC. I’m working at a hospital but I can’t lol do it for long. The calls are back to back ..
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Thats crazy auditors were dinging you for the diabetes combination codes I only have 2 years experience and I know that rule like the back of my hand! I''m happy to see a professional confident black woman not stand down and stand up for herself its very motivating and inspiring for me. Please keep up with these videos!
Whew! here I am trying so hard just to get a coding job, already certified with medical billing experience I will not give up. 🙌🏽 your hair looks beautiful btw ❤
Keep pushing forward and your persistence will pay off. What credential you have? Thank you for the compliment, by the way!
@@Ms.Laquita I have my CPC and considering getting the CRC
Attending the monthly association meeting in person and .asking yourself may help. Also check out employment agency like CSI companies, Inc and Jugde is always hiring new coder and optum united Healthcare.
If you want to do Risk Adjustment, you may want to consider a CRC as well.
I just want to say I thank you for doing day in the life or any informational videos. Not to make it about color but I am a black woman looking to start medical coding and to find another black woman who is doing it is of great benefit and I am so happy to see you do what you do. You are greatly appreciated.
I'm so glad to hear that you find the videos helpful! Representation matters, and it's great to find someone of similar background in a field you're interested in. Seeing others who share your background can be incredibly motivating. It was the same for me for Manual QA. Thank you for this comment. I appreciate your kind words. ♥
You’re weird lol
Sis, I just came across your channel. I'm a profee coder, and I feel you with having to defend your coding! When I started coding, I was not prepared for that. I, too, had to walk away from an employer for the same reason 😢. I'm so thankful for where I'm at now (working from home). Still coding and thriving. Congratulations 🎉 on your career pivot and knowing your worth and sticking to your ethics 👏🏾. Prayers & Blessings for much success to you.😊
You definitely get it! It's heartening to see someone else who has experienced this journey. Thank you for your kind words and support. They mean a lot! 😊🌟 Blessings to you!!!!
I just passed my CPC exam and found you and you’re a wealth of knowledge and very enjoyable to watch! Happy holidays from Philadelphia🎄
I missed passing my CPC by 4 pts almost 8 years ago now, and Life started lifing and I haven't had a chance to retake it, but Im.planning in retaking it in 2024.
That's tough, missing the CPC by just 4 points. Life indeed has its way of keeping us busy! It's great to hear that you're planning to retake the exam in 2024. I'm rooting for your success!
I just found your channel after passing my CPC certification exam. I initially tried to become a coder through Penn Foster back in 2007. That was a nightmare. I already had knowledge of A&P, medical terminology and pharmacology from my attempt to become an RN back in 1999. Well..after several years and failed semesters, I gave up on that dream and just went back to a desk job. But before I did, I tried switching my major to coding. Needless to say, I never was able to get it started. So, now I'm finally a CPC-A. Not sure if I'll eventually finish the Practicode. Yes. I took my course directly with the AAPC. But I'm not looking to maybe find work in revenue cycle management or go back to something familiar as a consultant in health insurance. This information helps me to decide if I really have the patience for this at 52 yrs old.
I loved your medical coder content because that is what I am interested in. But i can't wait to watch your QA content!
I like how you’re really explaining what you do as if you’re training us, good stuff!!! Helped me to have a better understanding of what the jobs entails 😊
Your welcome!
Super . We want more medical coding learning videos step by step please ...
Congratulations on your pivot! 🎉😃 You've got this!
Blessings to you & your little one! 💕
Awww thank you!
Thanks Laquita! I’m about to sit for the CBCS certification exam. Im advanced at billing due to my insurance background and will focus more on that side. My son was diagnosed with Autism at 3yo. It was scary, but having him in my life has made me a better human. God hand selected you for an assignment with your daughter. He built you for this and I can’t wait for you to get a revelation of that. Blessings to you and yours 💙💙
Congratulations on the new adventure I love coding but man after a while it is a lot lol. Take care of your baby girl.
Thank you! ❤️
Best wishes to you and your family and your new career transition! Your videos are extremely helpful!
Thank you! Glad the videos are helpful.🙂
thanks so much for your transparency, especially your pivot into software testing.
Thank you! I'm really excited about the pivot. There is potential for a 6 Figure salary and I will work towards attaining that level of a salary in software testing.
Sorry to hear about your daughter. Nice to see you back.❤❤
Thanks so much
Congratulations on your new job Ms. Quita
Thank you! 🤗
I give thanks for your truth. Love this, inspiring!
I love your energy and I want to pass my certification and become a coder
Omg I'm just loving all your advice and how u winning your appeals and I love how you know ur ish lol. I'm not even a coder yet I'm lookin into taking a course. You are inspirational. New subbie here🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for subbing! Glad you like it over here 🙂.
Hello thanks for sharing this is great information
Congratulations on your new career😊
Thank you!!!
Girl, I have trouble with specificity too LOL 😄
Hi Laquita thank you so much for the video❤️. Can you share the name of the company where you just validate the codes and use your own equipment
I am currently working towards my CCS..
I thought about quality assurance software testing. Do you have to know any programming language? I’m pretty tech savvy, do not know if medical coding is for me after viewing several channels on RUclips.
Nope, you don't have to know a programming language to be a Manual QA Tester. The earning potential is amazing and less brain work than medical coding. I'm 55% completed with my course. Hitting the market strong 1st quarter of 2024. Let me know if you decide to pursue QA. Keep me posted on your journey.
@@Ms.Laquita Awesome excited for you, will let you know. Thank You! 😊
Ms. Laquita. Thanks for such video. Quick questions: which softwares(or apps) do you use for (1) getting patients charts from provider and (2) for coding?
For e.g 3M or Oscar or?!! My questions are just for my own undetstaning for learning those softwares. Thanks
As a newbie I am also curious about these 🥹
At the time when I worked for this company, the software was custom built by developers to pull and code charts.
Please refer me to a great online training program so I become a coder!!
Is it good money ??!
Do you think $250 is reasonable to pay for professional resume
No too much
With the AI software out here today I wouldn't pay for it honestly.
When I paid to have my resume professionally written I paid about $250. If chaptGPT was out at the time, I would've just used that resource.
What is the salary you are getting as a medical coder?
Question, do you ever have to get on the phone? I’m currently working for a call center hospital and I can’t stand it.
No phones! I've done call center work in the past so I understand how you feel.
@@Ms.Laquita that’s what I thought 🙏🏼 thank you for confirming. I’m currently enrolled at AAPC getting my CPB and CPC. I’m working at a hospital but I can’t lol do it for long. The calls are back to back ..
That dialer is no joke either. 😳
@@Ms.Laquita lol right! :) shooooo haha
@@Ms.Laquita I'm finally doing my tarot on youtube but I can't do the phone thang all day. It's just not for me..
Do you have to engage with people?
Hi mam
Please give me a job
Medical coding