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Health Information Technician
Career Overview
Health Information Technicians review a patients records to ensure accuracy, update information in the database, code medical procedures, and submit paperwork to insurance companies.
Health Information Technicians are the key people to help patients lower their medical bill costs by working with insurance companies. You'd be great for this career if you are organized and enjoy working behind the scenes to make things operate.
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Work at a desk
Interact with people
Interested in this career path?
Requirements
Background check
Certification / License
Drug test
Short-term training
Employers may prefer or expect employees to gain certification. Certifications may be gained by passing an exam or graduating from a accredited program.
How much might I earn?
As you gain more experience and certifications, your wages in this job can increase over time.
1
Entry Level
$21 - $26/hrRight after Training
After completing your training program and any necessary certifications.
2
Experienced
$48 - $54/hrExperienced Professional
Able to work more independently, with more advanced skills and responsibility.
