> Billing specialists (who do a 4 year degree in medical billing, which is in and of itself fucking absurd) What? I have never heard of such a thing, and I wor

> Billing specialists (who do a 4 year degree in medical billing, which is in and of itself fucking absurd) What? I have never heard of such a thing, and I worked in the claims benefit management industry for nearly a decade. So I searched this, "bachelor medical billing" and while I got plenty of results, all of them were for certificate courses, which I'd expect. "Top rated medical billing courses" were all at community colleges. I am yet to find a Bachelor degree in medical billing. Indeed, on ... Indeed: > Can you get a bachelor's degree in medical billing and coding? > While a bachelor's degree in medical coding and billing isn't an option, people interested in pursuing this career can earn a degree in a related field instead. For example, you might consider earning a bachelor's in health care management or health information management. A certificate/diploma is going to be 9 months to 1 year. An associate diploma? 2 years. I also can't find any four year courses in medical billing.