ashleynapier
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I may have asked this question before, but since I can't remember I'll ask again. When an employer hires you on as a coder, do they provide the coding books, or are you supposed to provide them yourself? I was talking to my mom about this, who works at a hospital, and she was "almost positive" that the employer provides them because they'd want your books to be up to date and what not. Is that usually the case? The coding books I have now are 2007 editions, so they'd be a little outdated should I get hired on somewhere. No job = no money to buy new books though!
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Coding books, medical coding books