Ashworth College Introduces New Electronic Health Records Training Program
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The online college offers all graduates of the Electronic Health Records Training program the opportunity to sit for the National HealthCareer Association’s Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS™) exam. The exam fee and, once passed, the Certification certificate, are included in the student’s tuition.
“Completing the electronic health records training and continuing with the certification process allows our graduates to demonstrate their aptitude and mastery of the skills that those in the healthcare field are looking for,” said Dr.
Dr. Gargiulo went on to cite
Ashworth’s Electronic Health Records Training
The Electronic Health Records Management Career Diploma program from
• Organize patients’ medical charts
• Understand major medical insurance programs
• Process insurance claim forms
• Follow regulatory procedures
• Assemble the medical record
As a widely leading, nationally accredited online school,
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Celebrating over 25 years of ‘Education on Your Terms’, leading online school
Headquartered in Peachtree Corners, GA,
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