Professor Connie, MBA

Professor Connie, MBA Medical Billing & Revenue Cycle (MBA, CPB, CBCS)

🚨 FREE CEUs for Medical Billing, Coding & Revenue Cycle Professionals!If you need AAPC CEUs, here’s a great opportunity ...
03/11/2026

🚨 FREE CEUs for Medical Billing, Coding & Revenue Cycle Professionals!

If you need AAPC CEUs, here’s a great opportunity to earn them FREE through the American Medical Billing Association (AMBA).

AMBA offers a 2026 Free Sponsored Webinar Series that is approved for 1 CEU through:
✔ American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC)
✔ American Medical Billing Association (AMBA)
✔ Practice Management Institute (PMI)

💡 These webinars are a great way to stay current on billing compliance, credentialing updates, and revenue cycle best practices while maintaining your certification.

📚 Upcoming Topics Include:

• Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM): Billing, Updates & Changes
• Credentialing & Enrollment Essentials for 2026
• Incident-To and Split/Shared Billing: Avoiding Denials
• Third-Party Billing Contract Issues and Considerations

🖥 Details
• Each webinar = 1 CEU
• Must attend LIVE and logged in to receive AAPC/PMI CEUs
• Certificates and handouts provided after the session

The American Medical Billing Association (AMBA) is a national organization that supports medical billers, revenue cycle professionals, and practice management staff through education, certification support, and industry training.

✨ They offer FREE CEU opportunities throughout the year, so keep an eye on their webinar schedule.

👇 If you want more posts like this with FREE CEUs, job alerts, and revenue cycle updates, comment “CEU” and I’ll share more resources.


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Educating the industry on Medical Billing, Coding, Revenue Cycle & Credentialing

03/11/2026

✨ Excited to Join the Women in Healthcare Panel! ✨

I’m honored to be speaking at the Women in Healthcare Panel hosted by the Student Healthcare Administration Organization (SHAO) – Denton Chapter.

We’ll be discussing leadership, career journeys, and the evolving future of healthcare with amazing women making an impact in the industry.

As someone with 20 years in medical billing, coding, revenue cycle management, and healthcare administration, I’m passionate about sharing knowledge and helping others grow in this field. I’m looking forward to connecting with students, professionals, and future healthcare leaders.

📅 Friday, March 20
⏰ 6:00 PM (via Zoom)

If you’re interested in healthcare administration, revenue cycle management, or leadership in healthcare, this will be a great conversation you won’t want to miss.

🔗 Register here:
https://lnkd.in/gz35JdEi

Thank you to SHAO Denton for the opportunity!

💬 Drop a “Healthcare” in the comments if you plan to attend or want more events like this.






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03/07/2026

🚨 RCM Job Alert: Manager, Professional Revenue Integrity (Hybrid)

🏥 Memorial Hermann Health System – Houston, TX (Hybrid) Only One Day In Office
💰 Estimated Salary: $84K – $138K+ annually

📌 This leadership role focuses on revenue integrity, charge capture, compliance, and revenue cycle optimization. Ideal for professionals with experience in professional billing, coding, Epic Resolute, and revenue cycle leadership.

🔗 Apply here:
https://lnkd.in/gXJ3U_hK

💡 ATS Resume Keywords:
Revenue Cycle Management • Revenue Integrity • Charge Capture • CDM • Epic Resolute • Denial Prevention • Healthcare Compliance • Revenue Optimization • Data Analytics

👩🏽‍🏫 As someone with 20+ years in medical billing, coding, revenue cycle, and credentialing, I love sharing opportunities in the industry.

🌐 www.professorconnie.com

💬 Comment “RCM” if you want more healthcare job alerts like this.

03/07/2026

🚨 Do You Really Have “Good Insurance”?

Many patients believe they have great insurance… until they find out some services are NOT covered.

This is why insurance verification is critical in the revenue cycle.

Before services are provided, healthcare organizations should verify:
✔️ Patient eligibility
✔️ Benefits and coverage
✔️ Prior authorization requirements
✔️ Deductibles and copays
✔️ Non-covered services

If benefits are not verified properly, patients may be left with unexpected out-of-pocket charges, and providers may face billing issues or unhappy patients.

This is why medical billers and revenue cycle professionals play such an important role in healthcare administration.

💬 Have you ever had a service you thought was covered by insurance but later found out it wasn’t?

— Professor Connie

I educate on medical billing, coding, revenue cycle management, and credentialing.

🌐 www.professorconnie.com

Join Professor Connie’s Career Community to learn more about healthcare careers and industry insights.

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🚨 Healthcare Industry UpdateA recent report shows that half of providers are experiencing revenue losses due to credenti...
03/07/2026

🚨 Healthcare Industry Update

A recent report shows that half of providers are experiencing revenue losses due to credentialing delays, with some hospitals losing $1 million or more annually.

Credentialing is often overlooked, but it plays a critical role in the revenue cycle. If providers are not properly credentialed and enrolled with payers, they cannot bill insurance.

This is why credentialing specialists are becoming increasingly important in healthcare administration.

I educate professionals on medical billing, coding, revenue cycle management, and credentialing, and I’ve been blessed to have a background working across all of these areas in healthcare.

📚 Read the article here:
https://www.techtarget.com/revcyclemanagement/news/366637591/Half-of-providers-report-revenue-losses-from-credentialing-delays

If you are interested in learning more about the industry, career opportunities, and networking with others in healthcare administration, join Professor Connie’s Career Community.

🌐 www.professorconnie.com

03/07/2026

Sometimes you just need a little fresh air, a good view, and a moment to reset.

Life moves fast, but moments like this remind me to slow down and be grateful. Enjoying the view here in Houston this evening.

Wishing everyone a great Friday evening with your family and loved ones. 💙

What’s something you’re grateful for today?

Hope everyone is having a good evening.
— Professor Connie ✨

03/06/2026

🚨 REMOTE RCM JOB ALERT

💼 Revenue Cycle Analyst I – Patient Financial Services
🏢 Company: Amazon One Medical
💰 Estimated Salary: $31,000 – $62,000 per year (depending on experience and location)
🌎 Location: Remote
📅 Application Deadline: March 7, 2026

If you are looking to grow your career in Revenue Cycle, Medical Billing, or Healthcare Administration, this opportunity may be worth exploring!

This role supports clinical and revenue cycle teams in managing and optimizing healthcare revenue cycle operations while identifying process improvements.

✔️ Basic Qualifications:
• 2+ years of insurance A/R or cash posting experience
• Understanding of healthcare billing, coding, and reimbursement principles
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Ability to manage multiple assignments and meet deadlines
• Experience in a primary care healthcare setting

⭐ Preferred Skills:
• Process improvement experience
• Stakeholder communication and collaboration
• Ability to identify operational inefficiencies
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

💡 Career Tip from Professor Connie:
If you currently work in A/R, denial management, or cash posting, you likely already have the foundational skills needed to transition into a Revenue Cycle Analyst role.

🌐 Learn more career tips and job resources:
www.professorconnie.com

👇 Comment “RCM” if you want more Revenue Cycle job alerts like this!

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03/06/2026

🚨 Medical Billing Tip: Know the Difference Between a Rejection and a Denial! 🚨

Many people use these terms interchangeably, but they are not the same in Revenue Cycle Management.

🔴 Rejection
A rejection happens before the claim reaches the insurance company.
The clearinghouse pushes the claim back due to errors such as:
• Missing information
• Invalid codes
• Formatting issues

➡️ The claim was never processed by the insurance company.
Good news: You can correct and resubmit quickly.

🔵 Denial
A denial happens after the insurance company receives and processes the claim.
The claim was adjudicated by the payer, but payment was $0.00.

Common reasons include:
• Medical necessity issues
• Authorization problems
• Coverage limitations
• Coding errors

➡️ Denials often require appeals or corrections.

✨ Quick Tip:
Rejection = Fix and resubmit
Denial = Review, correct, and possibly appeal

03/06/2026

📚 Question for my coders and billing professionals!

What do you do with your old coding books when the new year comes out?

Do you:

📦 Keep them for reference
🎓 Donate them to students
📝 Use them for practice exams
♻️ Recycle them
📚 Keep them as part of your coding collection

As someone who has been in medical billing and coding for over 20 years, I can tell you… my shelf is FULL of old books! 😅

But they can still be great for:
✔️ Learning guidelines
✔️ Studying coding structure
✔️ Teaching new students

Tell me in the comments 👇
Do you keep your old coding books or get rid of them?

Drop “BOOKS” if you’re a coding book collector! 📖

— Professor Connie
🌐 www.professorconnie.com

03/06/2026

📚 Medical Billing Tip with Professor Connie

Let’s talk about CMS-1500 Box 24J — a small box that carries BIG importance in claim submission.

Box 24J is used to report the 10-digit NPI of the Rendering Provider.

This identifies the provider who actually performed the service for the patient.

💡 Key points to remember:

✔️ Used mainly in group practices
✔️ Identifies the rendering provider
✔️ Must be a valid 10-digit NPI
✔️ Helps payers determine who performed the service

🔎 Need to verify a provider’s NPI?
You can check it in the NPPES (National Plan and Provider Enumeration System) registry.

Search here:
👉 https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov

⚠️ If Box 24J is incorrect or missing when required, the claim can be rejected or delayed.

Understanding the CMS-1500 form is one of the most important skills in medical billing.

Drop “NPI” in the comments if you want more CMS-1500 tips! 👇

🌐 www.professorconnie.com

03/06/2026

🚨 Healthcare Career Opportunity! 🚨

Senior Revenue Integrity Regulatory & Systems Analyst
🏥 Rush University Medical Center
💰 Salary Range: $79,000 – $128,000 per year
🕒 Full-Time

If you have experience in medical billing, revenue cycle, coding, or charge capture, this is a great opportunity to grow your career in Revenue Integrity, one of the fastest-growing areas in healthcare administration.

This role focuses on:
✔ Revenue Integrity & Charge Capture
✔ Compliance with payer regulations
✔ Coding and billing accuracy
✔ Identifying missed revenue opportunities
✔ Revenue cycle system optimization

📌 Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience in healthcare billing or revenue cycle
• Knowledge of CPT, HCPCS, modifiers, and revenue codes
• AAPC or AHIMA certification preferred
• Experience with Epic systems is a plus

✨ Three screens and waiting on my student to log in. ✨This is a typical moment in the life of Professor Connie — prepari...
03/06/2026

✨ Three screens and waiting on my student to log in. ✨

This is a typical moment in the life of Professor Connie — preparing resources, reviewing industry updates, and supporting students in medical billing and revenue cycle management. 💻💻💻

As an AAPC Approved Instructor with over 20 years in healthcare administration and 15 years as a professor, I truly love helping others grow in their careers.

Whether it’s reviewing payer guidelines, discussing certifications, or mentoring someone through their career journey, this is the work that fuels my passion.

And I’m excited because something special is coming…

🚀 Professor Connie’s Career Community launches March 23!

A FREE community where we will:
✔ Network with others in healthcare administration
✔ Share job search strategies
✔ Discuss certifications and career growth
✔ Join live sessions with me
✔ Learn real revenue cycle insights

Make sure you are subscribed so you don’t miss the launch updates:
🌐 www.professorconnie.com

💬 Comment COMMUNITY if you’re ready to grow in healthcare administration!






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