If one wanted to work with medical coding, it would probably be a good idea to attend the school. The coder is the one to see to that the appropriate coding is assigned on the claims.
Upon completion of medical school, you would apply to the Navy. You would attend OIS in Newport. Then you would receive a commission into the medical corps.
If you are referring to E/M coding, it would be History, Exam and Medical Decision Making.
Listing them all here would be far too long. I would recommend that you go to the following web address to find one in your area: http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/health-careers/medical-billing-coding/medical-billing-and-coding-degree
No. You just need a high school diploma or GED.
Attending a medical transcription school would prepare you for a career in a growing field where you could choose to work from home. It is possible to take classes online rather than have to choose to go away to a school.
Any medical school will give you a medical degree. You can attend any of them, and once you have the degree you would apply to a residency training program in your area of interest - in your case Pediatrics (3 year residency). Any U.S. medical school will get you to that point. I would work as hard as you can in college so you can apply to get into one of them after college, and would avoid the Caribbean schools if possible.
One of the Best Ways to Learn Medical Coding Is to Get Experience While Working at a Medical Office. Another Way Would Be to Take a Home-Study Course Offered by a Firm.
in medical coding, it would be "unbundling"
If your looking into Medical Transcription pay the extra in tuition to attend an 'approved' school. When I was researching school options, I called several MT employers. I spoke to their Human Resources departments and asked about getting started in the field. All of them recommended attending an AHDI approved program. Many people have received training through inadequate programs only to find out that they are unable to find a job.
To become a pediatrician you must complete Medical School. Princeton University does not have a Medical School. If you intend to be a pediatrician and want to attend Princeton, you would take a Bachelor's degree as a Pre-Med student and then apply to a Medical School, eventually specializing in Pediatrics.
Many tech schools and community colleges now offer courses and 2-year degrees in medical coding and medical billing. This site offers a lot of information about the field: http://www.ahima.org/coding/ AND http://www.studentdoc.com/medical-coding-schools.html while this site offers a list of schools: http://www.medicalcodingschools.net/
There are some options to complete this training online Ex. Drexelonline, universal coding, Allen school and many more. It's great that you can do it in your own free time and not have to sit for specific lessons and set times.