Medical Informatics is a team of dedicated Professionals devoted to the Training, Providing Services exclusively of Medical Coding, Medical Transcription & Medical Billing. We provide our numerous International Links, comprising of Hospitals and Group Practitioners, solutions for their Coding, Transcription and Billing needs by our Web Based Network built on State of the Art Technology. Our Training is directed to the field of Health Information Management and is based on Programs recognized officially in the USA and 15 other Developed Nations.
Our Training Programs are directed towards developing the potentials of the young Professionals of all disciplines including Medics, in the field of Health Information Management Services, based on official Curriculum, developed in the USA and designed primarily to enable the participant to be professionally competent to provide accurate and quality services in this demanding and much needed discipline where world wide requirements and demand far exceed the supply.
Arrangements to subsequently undergo an international Examination for Coding, C.C.S. (Certified Coding Specialist) enabling the successful and competent to attain a U.S credential issued by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) (www.ahima.org) are in place, ensuring that the recipient of such certification enjoys World Class Recognition, with opportunities for not only being absorbed Internationally, but of having the credentials to provide services at World Class Standards.
With the acute shortage of Medical Coders and Transcriptionists worldwide, tremendous career opportunities are available for both types and rewarding employment possibilities increase substantially, not only in places like the US, Canada and the Middle East but also in Pakistan itself with growth and expansion in this business here.
The results of last years CCS Examination where students from only four Countries outside the US attained their credential is testimony to the fact that there have been remarkable strides in the field of medical coding in which there were two persons from Canada, one from Germany, two from Spain and fourteen from Pakistan.
