Cheyenne College is Enrolling Students for Medical Assisting and Medical Billing & Coding Classes Now
The Institute of Business & Medical Careers is enrolling students for the August 13th class start!
Cheyenne, WY(July 20, 2012): The Institute of Business & Medical Careers is enrolling prospective students into the Medical Assisting Degree or Diploma Program as well as the Medical Billing & Coding classes at IBMC’s Cheyenne, WY campus, located downtown at 1854 Dell Range Blvd.
For 25 years the Institute of Business & Medical Careers (IBMC) has provided life-changing career opportunities for adult learners throughout Southern Wyoming and Northern Colorado regions.
Whether on a PC or smartphone, visitors can easily learn more about IBMC Cheyenne college. Users may request additional information about IBMC’s hands-on Medical Assisting courses and the specific skills they will learn in the program, including: providing patient injections, suture removal, clinical duties and front office administrative tasks by visiting this local medical college.
In addition, those interested in a career in Medical Billing and Coding Degree or MBC Diploma programs, can read more about the accelerated training IBMC offers to students interested in the pursuing a career in healthcare, such as: the opportunity to work with doctors, real world experience through a required externship, learning and assigning proper codes to diagnoses and ensuring financial reimbursement procedures are followed between physicians and insurance companies.
At this southern Wyoming campus, adult learners can work and go to school, since IBMC offers classes in the morning, afternoon or evening. Plus, classes run Monday-Thursday, and tutoring is provided at no-cost. The class sizes are small, giving each student the personalized attention from experienced instructors, who often work in the field that they teach and lending valuable industry knowledge.
During the last five weeks of a student’s Medical Assistant or the Medical Billing and Coding program, IBMC’s Career Services works with local employers to place students into externships- affording students training opportunities, which often times, turn into full-time employment. Post-graduation, Career Services partners with area businesses to place graduates in careers related to the individual field of study.
*Employment of medical records and health information technicians is expected to increase by 21 percent from 2010 to 2020.
*These national statistics are not geographically assigned. Please contact IBMC’s Career Services Department for more information.
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