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Health-care Data Technology
Associate of Applied Science
Ginny McCarty, Program Coordinator
601-484-8832
MCC’s two-year program
of study in Health-care Data Technology provides students with
the knowledge and skills needed to work in today’s hospitals,
medical offices, and clinics.
Emphasis is placed on skills needed
to become a medical billing clerk or an entry-level medical
coder.
Courses must be taken in sequence as
outlined.
Any deviation from this outline
requires approval from the program coordinator.
Progression: To meet graduation
requirements for this program, students must successfully
complete the specified courses listed below with a "C" average
(grade point average of 2.00) or better.
To
progress in the program, a grade of "C" or higher is required in
each BOT course, ENG course, and Anatomy & Physiology I,
including lab.
Related Careers:Civil
Service PositionData Entry ClerkMedical Billing ClerkMedical Payroll ClerkReceptionist
Clerical CS Position(s)Entry-level coderMedical Office AssistantMedical
Receptionist
Minimum Admission Requirements (in
addition to general admission requirements):
· Attain a 17
composite score on the ACT;
OR
· Score a
69.5 or higher on the ACCUPLACER Reading Section and a 59.5 or
higher on the Arithmetic Section;
OR
·
Earn a "C"
or above in Preparation for Composition (ENG 1203);
OR
· Complete 15
semester hours with a "C" average or above at an accredited
college or university. Developmental coursework does not
satisfy this requirement.
AND
· Have a High School diploma or GED.
Students in the Health-care Data Technology program must attend
MCC full time (12 or more semester credit hours).
Educational Planning Sheet. (This is subject to change.)
NOTE: Admission
requirements, curriculum, educational planning sheet, and other
program information are subject to change. See your program
advisor/counselor for additional information.
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