Medical Office Technology Billing and Reimbursement Certificate

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CIP 510714 (MED6)

The Billing and Reimbursement Certificate prepares students to perform the process of coding, billing and reconciling the payment process as related to an ambulatory care facility.

(This program is in teach-out and not currently accepting applications)

Admission Requirements

Admission to Arapahoe Community College
Complete MOT Program Application
Personal interview with the MOT Program Coordinator
HIT students do not need permission from the MOT department in order to complete MOT 1025 , MOT 1026 and MOT 1027

Program Requirements

Major Courses (25 credit hours)

HPR 1008 - Law and Ethics for Health Professions 2 Credits
HPR 1040 - Comprehensive Medical Terminology 3 Credits
OR HPR 178 (3 Credits)
MAP 1010 - Medical Office Administration 4 Credits
MOT 1025 - Basic Medical Sciences I 3 Credits
MOT 1040 - Insurance Billing and Coding 3 Credits
MOT 2040 - Advanced Insurance Billing and Coding 3 Credits
MOT 1026 - Basic Medical Sciences II 3 Credits
MOT 1027 - Basic Medical Sciences III 3 Credits
MOT 2089 - Capstone 1 Credit *

Note(s):

*Students must receive Department Chair approval prior to enrolling in the Capstone class.

Total: 25 credit hours

Graduation Requirements

All major, general education and other courses required for these certificates/degrees must be completed with a “C” or better to meet graduation requirements.
Medical Office Technology (MOT) courses must be taken within five years of a student’s graduation.
Apply for graduation online at www.arapahoe.edu/graduation.
As a graduate of a Career and Technical Education program you will be contacted by an ACC employee in approximately six months to verify your employment information. This information gathering is a federal requirement to ensure that ACC receives certain federal funding.