Partnered healthcare programs

This Medical Coder/Billing Specialist Certificate prepares students for employment in hospitals, physicians' offices, and other health care settings as medical coders, abstractors, and medical billers of clinical patient information using the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) as modified for use in the United States and the HCPCS/CPT coding systems. In addition, students will learn about other related classification systems, clinical documentation requirements, prospective payment systems, e.g., diagnosis related groups (DRGs), reimbursement strategies, and the processing of medical claims. The program incorporates classroom instruction and a practicum covering a wide variety of medical specialties in both ambulatory and inpatient care.

Graduates are prepared to take national certifying examinations administered by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and the national certifying examinations administered by the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). Please refer to organizations' website for further details.

A Certified Nursing Assistant or Certified Geriatric Nursing Assistant provides basic patient care under the direction of the nursing staff. A Nursing Assistant performs duties for patients in a healthcare setting, such as feeding, dressing, grooming, moving, and changing linens.

Johns Hopkins University's Nurse Practitioner program offers specialized healthcare certification programs that provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills. With a commitment to excellence, this program empowers aspiring nurses with expertise in advanced patient care. The curriculum covers a wide range of essential topics, and students gain valuable insights into healthcare delivery, including patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and management. Notably, the program emphasizes hands-on experience through clinical rotations, guided by experienced professionals, which prepares students for the healthcare environment. Renowned faculty members, research, and a focus on diversity and inclusion enrich the learning environment. Graduates of the Nurse Practitioner program are well-prepared for a rewarding healthcare career, making them valuable assets to healthcare organizations across diverse settings.

This is a program of the Office Technology Department, which offers convenient, flexible, and supportive instruction through coursework available in both online and open-entry learning formats.

As a healthcare documentation specialist, you will learn to transcribe doctors' notes into professionally formatted medical reports. In HCC's certificate program you'll gain a foundation in medical terminology and processes before moving on to transcription skills. Upon completion, you will be ready for an entry level position in a hospital or medical office.