AHIMA Clinical Document Specialist Certification

Our affiliation with AHIMA provides a course for comprehensive training in billing codes and health information.

An important course for differentiating your CV in a crowded field of applicants, successful completion of this course provides you with a Certificate in Health Info and Coding — showcasing your skills as a role model in the health information community

Highlights

Improve your chances to land a U.S. medical residency as well as potential and career advancement opportunities

Provide a foundation of broad and deep understanding the proper way a Resident does billing and coding

You will have access to the Residents Medical / AHIMA-certified network, a prestigious community that provides valuable insight and support

Increase your skill set and choices in the face of a competitive medical residency job market

Stay relevant in a complex and ever-changing field of Graduate Medical Education

Medicine is just as much about business as it is about providing care. Candidates certified as clinical billing and documentation specialists bring great value to any hospital.

Stand out in a sea of U.S. medical residency applicants

Both employers and colleagues view CDIP holders as role models within the broader health information community within a teaching hospital and beyond.

Develop the skills to help you throughout your residency and beyond

Increase your skill set and choices in the face of a competitive medical residency job market

The Residents Medical Difference

Strengthen your CV with the actual skills Program Directors are looking for.

One-on-one support from a resident / coding expert.

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Our residency and fellowship specialist counselors are MDs and have decades of experience guiding and mentoring medical students and graduates on their path to becoming residents and fellows in the U.S.

Discuss your candidacy with us today in a complementary, one-on-one live session, and see how we can help you land your dream residency or fellowship.