Taught by Kathy Pittman, who has been teaching since 2003 and has trained 1,000+ students. This live 12-week online program is built for adults who want structured instruction, exam-focused practice, and a path that fits real life.
Focused on learning how to use the coding books correctly.
Structured for adults who cannot sit in class every day.
Taught by an instructor with both credentials and classroom depth.
Medical coders review healthcare documentation and translate diagnoses, procedures, and services into standardized codes used for billing, insurance claims, records, and compliance.
A medical coder helps turn patient care information into the codes that healthcare offices, hospitals, and insurance systems use every day. Accuracy matters because those codes affect billing, documentation, and reimbursement.
This program helps beginners understand the coding process, learn how to work with the coding books correctly, and build the confidence and study habits needed to prepare for certification.
This program is built for people who want clear instruction, practical exam preparation, and a schedule that works in real life.
Often more expensive, longer, and harder to fit into a busy life.
Designed to help you prepare for certification. Certification, employment, and results are not guaranteed.
Each class meets once per week for 3 hours over 12 weeks. Choose the schedule that works best for you.
Next class ETA: May 2026. Join the waitlist to get updates, enrollment details, and payment information.
Books are required and purchased separately.
Ask about the next start date and payment options.
Designed to help you prepare for certification—not just sit through lectures.
Clear, realistic training for students who want to build coding confidence and prepare for certification the right way.
Important: This live online program provides education and certification preparation. It does not guarantee passing the exam, certification, employment, or any specific outcome.
Thorough, supportive medical coding instruction from an educator who has been teaching since 2003.
Kathy Pittman brings a strong mix of healthcare knowledge, coding credentials, and classroom teaching experience. She has worked in the healthcare industry for 22 years, has taught since 2003, and is known for helping students build confidence step by step.
Kathy may answer general questions about resume basics, keywords, and job guidance when available, but the main focus of the program is education and training.
A clear path from interested to enrolled—without extra confusion or wasted time.
Submit your information and questions so you can get the next class date, required books, and enrollment details.
Choose the class time that fits you best and get clear expectations before you commit.
Follow a structured plan with guided practice, mock testing, and exam-focused support designed to help you prepare for CPC certification.
Straightforward details for students who want a clear plan, realistic expectations, and serious exam preparation.
The program runs for 12 weeks and meets once a week for 3 hours. It is designed for adults who need a schedule they can realistically stick with.
The course is designed to help students prepare for the CPC certification, which is one of the most recognized medical coding certifications. Kathy can also recommend where students can take the exam.
Yes. Books are required and are purchased separately. Students need the current-year coding books because the certification exam uses the current books, and the course is built around learning how to use them correctly.
No. This training is meant to help beginners learn the fundamentals clearly and build confidence step by step.
This is a live online training program taught through Google Meet. Students can ask questions during training, and Kathy may also answer questions after class depending on availability.
Yes. Kathy usually provides mock testing near the end of the program so students can better measure their readiness before taking the certification exam.
The exam is typically multiple choice and includes 100 questions. A score of 70 is considered passing. The course helps students get familiar with the books and the exam format instead of relying on memorization alone.
Kathy recommends taking the exam as soon as you are ready, ideally within a short period after training, so the material is still fresh and you are still comfortable using the books.
No. The program has a no refund policy. However, students may be allowed to rejoin training again. You can confirm details before enrolling.
No. This program is designed to help you prepare for certification and build real coding knowledge, but certification, passing scores, and employment are not guaranteed.
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