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Could Medical Coding be outsourced?
I am currently obtaining my certificate in Medical Coding. I just realized that this isn’t a real people job which could easily be outsourced. I dint know if HIPAA could really do anything to stop this from happening. What do you guys think?
I know that it will be a while before I wil be able to obtain a Medical Coding position so I am afraid that by the time that I have gained enough experience to go in to the profession there wont be many jobs in Medical Coding here in the U.S.
So my question: Will Medical Coding eventually become an outsourced job?
I am thinking of also obtaining an education in HIM so I may be RHIT certified and then continue my education so that I can become an RHIA but I am wondering if it will even be worth it if my job will be outsourced.
It Already is outsourced, but have no fear, there will never be shortage to the degree that you won’t be able to find work.
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