Kristin Broccio
Student
Bryant and Stratton College Online Campus
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-Future Medical Biller/Coder
-Aspiring plant pathologist
-Great passion for helping people live a better life
-Aspiring plant pathologist
-Great passion for helping people live a better life
Educational BackgroundUpdated: 06-15-26
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2 Demonstrate an understanding of ethical and legal communication specific to the health and human services environments.
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Goals (Personal & Professional)Updated: 04-28-25
Resume & CVUpdated: 04-28-25
HTHS110
2 Demonstrate the ability to communicate with all stakeholders in a proficient and professional manner.
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HTHS110
1 Demonstrate knowledge of legal and ethical issues that impact the healthcare industry. 2 Demonstrate an understanding of ethical and legal communication specific to the health and human services environments.
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VOIM101
Utilize current and innovative office technology in the operation of office procedures including document production, record-keeping, and file management in the office environment and/or virtual workplace
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Associates of Applied Science in Medical Reimbursement and Coding - April 2025
Medical Billing and Coding Diploma - August 2024
Education and Career Goals
Once I have completed my education, I plan to move forward with taking my CCA and CCS-P exams and begin my job search for an entry-level medical billing/coding position in an outpatient office setting. After establishing myself in this career, I plan to continue my education to study environmental science in pursuit of my dream career as a plant pathologist. I chose to become a plant pathologist for the same reason I chose to become a medical biller- for my passion to help others. My goal as a plant pathologist is to help improve plant and crop sustainability in tough climates and develop cures for plant diseases to improve the life spans of these plants and prevent them from being destroyed by the elements. This research can help prevent food shortages and inflated prices on things people are accustomed to in their diets, and so much more.
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