certified professional biller (CPB)
Become an invaluable asset to any healthcare organization with the CPB certification.Certified Professional Billers specialize in accurate billing and reimbursement processes, making them essential for ensuring timely payments, compliance with regulations, and the financial stability of organizations.
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What is the CPB?
The CPB certification is essential for a successful medical billing career. It’s proof of the comprehensive training and testing you went through to acquire the skills and knowledge a medical biller needs.
As a result, CPBs hold an in-depth understanding of the entire billing process, making them invaluable assets to any healthcare organization.
Employers looks for candidates with the CPB certification because it signifies a professional who is not only proficient in medical billing but also committed to maintaining high standards of accuracy, ethics, and ongoing education.
Where can the CPB credential take you?
The CPB opens doors to entry-level positions in hospitals, clinics, physician offices, billing companies, and other types of medical facilities.
Medical billers often start with the CPB because it provides a strong foundation in essential billing practices. It lets employers know you can handle the complexities of the billing cycle and compliance requirements.
This credential not only enhances your expertise but also increases your job prospects and options for advancing.
Demonstrate your proficiency.
Earning the CPB credential shows you are trained to:
Navigate healthcare reimbursement and insurance claims processes
Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and standards, including HIPAA
Accurately complete CMS-1500 claim forms for submission to third-party payers
Handle billing for various types of insurance, including commercial, government, and third-party payers
Address claim denials and rejections, implementing effective resolution strategies
Apply knowledge of coding guidelines, such as CPT®, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS Level II, in the billing process
Understand and manage billing for a variety of healthcare services, from office visits to medical equipment and supplies
Opportunities for advancement and specialization
Billing manager
Revenue cycle manager
Claims analyst
Clinical documentation specialist
Medical auditor
Practice manager
Healthcare compliance officer
Set yourself up for success with the CPB credential.
Earning the CPB is a great starting point whether you’re brand new to the field or already have some medical billing experience under your belt. The good news is, you don’t need a degree or a background in healthcare to begin. The CPB will be your ticket into the field — or the conversation starter for a salary negotiation.
How to get certified with little to no experience
Choose your certification path — CPB or CPC + CPB.
Enroll in one of the following courses:
Medical Billing Exam Prep (self-paced)
Medical Billing Exam Prep (virtual instructor-led)
Train online for 28-44 weeks (depending on the course you choose)
Take your practice exams until you achieve a passing score
Schedule your certification exam
Pass with a score of 70% or higher to get certified