Medical billing and coding training in North Carolina
Become a certified medical billing and coding specialist in the Tar Heel State.North Carolina continues to see strong demand for skilled medical coders and billers in cities like Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, and beyond. Whether you're switching careers or seeking a promotion, our online programs offer beginner to advanced training that fits your goals — with flexible learning paths led by expert instructors or available at your own pace.
Local education providers in North Carolina
Our AAPC-licensed education providers offer comprehensive medical billing and coding training in North Carolina, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the CPC and CPB certification exams.
MAS Coding Solutions
Charlotte, NC 28269
704-548-1111
mary@mascodingsolutions.com
http://www.mascodingsolutions.com
Simplified Medical Coding by Patrina Kayanek
Pilot Mountain, NC 27041
336-409-7154
pmkayanek@outlook.com
Johnston Community College
Smithfield, NC 27577
919-209-2061
https://www.johnstoncc.edu/continuing-education/medical-office-administration-ce.aspx
Atan Consulting Solutions LLC
Monroe, NC 28112
412-944-8914
atanconsults@gmail.com
http://www.atanconsults.com/
Guilford Technical Community College
Jamestown, NC 27282
336-334-4822 ext. 50200
dlfondow@gtcc.edu
https://home.gtcc.edu/
CGS Billing Service
Polkton, NC 28135
geanettajohnson@hotmail.com
Rockingham Community College
Wentworth, NC 27375
336-342-4261 ext. 2183
archerb0680@rockinghamcc.edu
https://www.rockinghamcc.edu/
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Salary
Medical billing and coding salary in North Carolina
The median yearly income for North Carolina medical coders, billers, auditors, and other healthcare business professionals is $62,565, compared to the South Atlantic region’s overall median income of $63,370.
Our 2025 salary survey shows that the highest-paid people in North Carolina working in the business of healthcare make an average $92,857 and hold the CGSC credential, among others.
The top three employers of healthcare business professionals in the state are health systems, hospitals (both outpatient and inpatient departments), and medium group practices (11-49 physicians).
Roughly 61.4% of healthcare business professionals in North Carolina work remotely, earning an average $64,946. A reported 25.1% work on site, earning an average $55,593, and 13.5% work partly onsite and partly remote (hybrid), earning an average $64,722.
North Carolina salary by certification
Certification Type | Average Salary |
|---|---|
CPC | $ 65,005 |
COC | $ 78,333 |
CIC | $ 85,000 |
CRC | $ 78,684 |
CPB | $ 70,800 |
CPMA | $ 80,161 |
CDEO | $ 73,333 |
CPCO | $ 75,313 |
CPPM | $ 81,875 |
CPC-I | $ 77,500 |
CANPC | $ 65,000 |
CASCC | $ 83,333 |
CEMC | $ 76,667 |
CFPC | $ 72,083 |
CGSC | $ 92,857 |
CHONC | $ 68,500 |
COBGC | $ 80,000 |
COSC | $ 73,000 |
CPC-A | $ 49,075 |
CPC-P-A | $ 77,500 |
CPEDC | $ 75,000 |
CRHC | $ 37,500 |
CCC | $ 80,625 |
CEDC | $ 65,833 |
North Carolina salary by education
Certification + Educational Background | Average Salary |
|---|---|
Some high school | $ 62,500 |
High school graduate | $ 64,593 |
Technical school | $ 63,654 |
Some college | $ 60,182 |
Associate's degree | $ 60,120 |
Bachelor's degree | $ 72,155 |
Master's degree | $ 77,424 |
North Carolina salary by experience
Certification + Years Experience | Average Salary |
|---|---|
0-1 | $ 44,742 |
2.0-4.0 | $ 49,864 |
5.0-9.0 | $ 54,539 |
10.0-15.0 | $ 65,973 |
16.0-20.0 | $ 64,219 |
21.0-25.0 | $ 71,439 |
26.0-30.0 | $ 76,071 |
31+ | $ 78,375 |
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.
Job opportunities in NC
Why build a medical billing and coding career in North Carolina?
Increasing healthcare demand: North Carolina is experiencing rapid growth in healthcare services, particularly in cities like Charlotte and Raleigh, creating high demand for medical billing and coding specialists.
Career growth: With a steadily growing healthcare market, North Carolina offers excellent career advancement opportunities for medical billing and coding professionals looking for long-term stability.
Remote work opportunities: A significant 74.3% of medical billers and coders in North Carolina work remotely, while the rest work on-site or in hybrid roles.
local chapters
Build professional connections in North Carolina’s billing and coding field.
Finding a community that supports your career journey can make a big difference.
North Carolina is home to 18 AAPC chapters, offering plenty of opportunities to meet other professionals and expand your network locally.
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