Medical Billing & Coding

Program Description

Our 90-hour self-paced Medical Billing & Coding program gives you the foundational knowledge and practical skills to launch a career in healthcare administration — entirely online, on your own schedule.

You will learn to accurately assign medical codes using ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS coding systems, process insurance claims, verify coverage, and ensure healthcare providers receive proper reimbursement. The curriculum also covers HIPAA compliance, electronic health records, and medical terminology.

Because this program is fully online and self-paced, you can begin immediately upon enrollment and work through the material at a pace that fits your life. There are no scheduled class sessions — just structured, self-directed coursework you complete on your own timeline.

Upon completion, you will be eligible to sit for national certification exams and pursue entry-level roles across a wide range of healthcare settings.

What is a Medical Biller and Coder?

A medical biller and coder is responsible for translating healthcare services into standardized codes used for billing and insurance claims. They ensure that medical providers are reimbursed correctly by insurance companies and government programs. Medical coders assign diagnosis and procedure codes, while medical billers process claims, verify insurance information, and follow up on payments. This role sits at the intersection of healthcare and administration — making it one of the most in-demand and flexible careers in the industry.

Where Can I Work?

Graduates of this program can work in a wide variety of healthcare and administrative settings.

What You Will Learn

ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Coding — Accurately assign diagnosis codes used across all healthcare settings.

CPT Procedural Coding — Code physician services, surgeries, lab work, and outpatient procedures.

HCPCS Level II Coding — Code supplies, equipment, and services not covered by CPT.

Insurance Claims Processing — Understand the full claims lifecycle from submission to payment.

HIPAA Compliance & Patient Privacy — Navigate federal regulations governing protected health information.

Electronic Health Records (EHR) — Work within digital record systems used in modern medical offices.

Medical Terminology — Build the vocabulary needed to accurately interpret clinical documentation.

Reimbursement & Denial Management — Identify and resolve claim denials and underpayments.

Certification Pathway

Upon completing the program, you will be eligible to sit for the NHA Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS) exam. The CBCS is a nationally recognized credential that validates your competency in medical billing and coding and is accepted by employers across the country.

WMTC provides on-site exam administration for enrolled students. Exam fees are not included in tuition.

Program Dates

Open Enrollment: This is a self-paced online program with no fixed cohort start dates or minimum registration requirements. Enroll any time and begin immediately — work through the curriculum on your own schedule. Please allow 24 business hours for your account to be set up after enrollment. You will receive an invitation to log in to your NHA account by email once your account is ready. When registering with NHA you will be asked when you plan to complete your program — you are welcome to enter any date, as this is simply an NHA reporting tool and does not affect your access or timeline.

On-Campus NHA Test Dates