Medical billing and coding training in Hawaii
Become a certified medical biller and coder in the Aloha State.In Hawaii, healthcare workers play a critical role across the islands — and billing and coding expertise is increasingly valuable. Our flexible online training programs help residents in Honolulu, Hilo, Kahului, and beyond prepare for a rewarding career, no matter your experience level.
Local education providers in Hawaii
Our AAPC-licensed education providers offer comprehensive medical billing and coding training in Hawaii, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the CPC and CPB certification exams.
Hawaii Medical Institute, Inc.
Honolulu, HI 96814
808-781-9812
shagedorn@hmi.edu
https://www.hmi.edu/
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Salary
Medical billing and coding salary in Hawaii
The median yearly income for Hawaii medical coders, billers, auditors, and other healthcare business professionals is $65,440 compared to the Pacific region’s overall median income of $74,409.
Our 2025 salary survey shows that the highest-paid people in Hawaii working in the business of healthcare make an average $91,250 and hold the CRC credential, among others.
The top employers of healthcare business professionals in the state are health systems, hospitals (both outpatient and inpatient depts), and small group practices (2-10 physicians).
Roughly 52% of healthcare business professionals in Hawaii work remotely, earning an average $66,442. A reported 18% work on site, earning an average $55,222, and 30% work partly onsite and partly remote (hybrid), earning an average $69,833.
Hawaii salaries by certification
Certification Type | Average Salary |
|---|---|
CPC | $ 66,864 |
COC | $ 57,500 |
CRC | $ 91,250 |
CPB | $ 58,500 |
CPMA | $ 67,500 |
CEMC | $ 52,500 |
COBGC | $ 62,500 |
CPC-A | $ 47,500 |
CPC-P | $ 67,500 |
CCC | $ 87,500 |
Hawaii salaries by education level
Certification + Educational Background | Average Salary |
|---|---|
High school graduate | $ 57,500 |
Technical school | $ 81,500 |
Some college | $ 56,250 |
Associate's degree | $ 63,056 |
Bachelor's degree | $ 72,188 |
Master's degree | $ 83,333 |
Hawaii salaries by experience
Certification + Yrs. Experience | Average Salary |
|---|---|
0-1 | $ 47,500 |
2.0-4.0 | $ 56,950 |
5.0-9.0 | $ 53,333 |
10.0-15.0 | $ 77,500 |
16.0-20.0 | $ 69,643 |
21.0-25.0 | $ 81,667 |
26.0-30.0 | $ 52,500 |
31+ | $ 64,167 |
About this report
Those considering a medical coding career won’t find a better source of industry information than AAPC, the nation’s largest professional organization for medical coders, billers, and others working in the business of healthcare. AAPC offers certifications, code books, exam study guides and additional preparation materials, local chapters, distance learning classes, and other resources.
AAPC annually surveys healthcare business professionals regarding their income based on location, education, experience, credential(s), and other data points. The figures posted here are based on the most recent survey report, which resulted in about 24,000 responses.
Billing and coding jobs in HI
Build a rewarding medical billing and coding career in Hawaii.
Healthcare demand is increasing: Hawaii’s growing healthcare industry, particularly in Honolulu, is creating high demand for medical billing and coding professionals.
Career growth potential: As healthcare services expand in Hawaii, advancement opportunities for trained billers and coders remain strong.
Flexible work conditions: About 42.2% of medical billers and coders in Hawaii work remotely, with others working on-site or in hybrid roles.
local chapters
Connect with billing and coding professionals across the Hawaiian Islands.
In Hawaii, AAPC chapters host local events and discussions that help professionals in the field stay informed and inspired.
Being involved not only keeps you up to date with coding changes and industry trends, but also on new job opportunities.
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