Christina Hope White, CCA
Medical billing and coder
Bryant & Stratton College
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I am willing to learn new things and learn new skills that pertain to the coding process.
My BioUpdated: 02-18-23
Resume & CVUpdated: 02-09-23
Goals (Personal & Professional)Updated: 02-09-23
Honors & AwardsUpdated: 02-02-23
Licenses & CertificationsUpdated: 02-03-23
Association & Society MembershipUpdated: 02-03-23
Educational BackgroundUpdated: 04-19-23
MCCG222- Portfolio Project
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Courses TakenUpdated: 02-02-23
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SkillsUpdated: 02-02-23
My Bio
I would like to introduce myself; my name is Christina White. I am attending Bryant & Stratton College pursuing my associate degree in medical billing and coding. I will be graduating in May 2023. The reason I chose to become a medical billing and coder, I was always curious about what the numbers listed on the medical bill stand for. One of my accomplishments, I made the Dean's List with a 4.0 GPA for every semester. I recently just passed the certification exam for a Certified Coding Associate (CCA). As of now, I am in the process of studying for my next certification exam for a Certified Coding Specialist-Physician based (CCS-P). In my life my fiancé is my support system throughout this journey, and he is my inspiration and motivation. I like to learn new things especially when it is pertaining to the medical coding process.
My Goals
- Graduating from Bryant & Stratton College with my associate degree in medical billing and coding.
- Passing my second certification for a Certified Coding Specialist-Physician based CCS-P.
- Achieve more medical coding certifications!
- Landing a job that offers benefits for medical coders to move up in the company.
- To succeed in all my accomplishments!
Certified Coding Associate, November 04, 2022.
Member of AHIMA since 2022
Advanced CPT and HCPCS Level II coding
I really enjoyed taking this course. This course has helped me to get a better understanding in CPT and HCPCS Level II coding. By taking this course I feel more confident about the ICD-10 coding process.
MCCG222- Portfolio Project
Clinical Documentation: Integrity and Quality
Evaluate the accuracy and completeness of the patient record as defined by policy, external regulations and standards.
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College Mathematics- Quantitative reasoning
Follow established methods of inquiry and mathematical reasoning to form conclusions and make decisions.
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CPT and HCPCS Level II Coding
The purpose of the Portfolio Project is to capture the course outcomes and I was able to demonstrate my ability to understand the CPT/HCPCS Level II coding process and how to look up a CCI edit accurately and how to use the LCD/NCD website and apply the information.
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Electronic Health Record
Demonstrate competency to assemble, process, maintain, store, abstract, analyze, index and retrieve health information data.
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English: Business Writing Reflection
Employ strategies for reflection on learning and practice in order to adjust learning processes for continual improvement.
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Bryant & Stratton (Associate degree in medical billing and coding) 2021 - to present
My graduation date is May, 2023.
Graduated from Swansea High School in 1995
Advanced ICD Diagnostic Coding
Clinical Documentation
Electronic Health Records
Healthcare Terminology
MCCG 137 ICD Diagnostic Coding
This course has taught me how to code any diagnoses that a patient has. I am able to code any symptoms that a patient has the correct way by following the ICD coding guidelines.
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ICD Procedural Coding
This course has taught me certain guidelines to follow when coding the ICD Procedural Coding. I learned how to retrieve information from medical charts and to apply the correct codes.
My experienced skills
- Experienced in Microsoft 365: 75% on keyboard and 25% with a mouse.
- Experienced in Excel: I am able to make spreadsheets for schedules, inventory; able to make various kinds of charts.
- Experienced in PowerPoint: I am able to make slides for presentations.
- Experienced in the coding process in ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, ICD-10-CPT, and HCPCS Level II. I can look up codes by going through the coding process. I use the coding guidelines while I am coding. I know how to code procedures that are done in inpatient or outpatient facilities.
- Experienced in using the 3M encoder software.
- Experienced in using Find-a-code.
- Experienced in using the LCD/NCCI edits.
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