SAN ANTONIO, TX, March 27, 2013 (Press-News.org) Practice Management Institute (PMI) today announced a new training partnership with the Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations to bring medical office training and credentialing opportunities to its membership throughout Connecticut.
"Our objective in partnering with PMI is to offer our members and their staff access to the widest possible range of educational opportunities," said Barbara King, Assistant Executive Director of HCMA. "The kinds of educational sessions that teach the best skill sets available in order to meet the increasing business management and regulatory challenges facing the medical practice today."
An E/M Coding Workshop will be held on May 9 at the Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations in Cheshire, CT. In the fall, an ICD-10 Coding Workshop will be held at the same location. Details on these classes is available on Practice Management Institute's web site at pmimd.com.
"PMI is thrilled to be partnering with these organizations in Connecticut," said Michael Moore, PMI Director of Outreach, Network, and Business Development. "Our organizations share a common mission to help medical office personnel in all specialties stay on top of the latest industry changes, trends and solutions."
The Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations are professional societies representing physicians from every medical specialty and practice setting as well as medical students, interns and residents. For well over 200 years, they have been at the forefront of current medicine, ensuring that its members are represented in the areas of public policy, government relations and community relations.
Practice Management Institute (PMI) is the training, networking and credentialing source for medical office professionals. For 30 years, physicians and their staff have looked to PMI for skills that contribute to a more efficient, profitable and compliant office. Classes are hosted in hundreds of the nation's leading hospitals, medical societies and colleges. PMI awards certification by exam to accomplished medical office coding, reimbursement, compliance, and management professionals.
Medical Office Coding Classes by Practice Management Institute Begin Next Month in Connecticut Hosted by The Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations
Practice Management Institute (PMI) today announced a new training partnership with the Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations to bring medical office training and credentialing opportunities to its membership throughout Connecticut.
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[Press-News.org] Medical Office Coding Classes by Practice Management Institute Begin Next Month in Connecticut Hosted by The Hartford and New Haven County Medical AssociationsPractice Management Institute (PMI) today announced a new training partnership with the Hartford and New Haven County Medical Associations to bring medical office training and credentialing opportunities to its membership throughout Connecticut.