Medical billing and coding training in Oklahoma
Become a certified medical billing and coding specialist in the Sooner State.Oklahoma’s healthcare field is expanding in response to population growth and evolving care needs. From Oklahoma City to Tulsa and Norman, our flexible online programs help learners of all levels build the skills needed for certification in billing and coding.
Local education providers in Oklahoma
Our AAPC-licensed education providers offer comprehensive medical billing and coding training in Oklahoma, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to pass the CPC and CPB certification exams.
Oklahoma State University - Oklahoma City Osu-Okc
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
405-945-3210
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Job-Ready Program: Medical Billing and Coding Training
Medical coding + Medical billing + Core
3-Day CPC® Exam Prep Bootcamp
Medical coding + Core
Certified Professional Coder (CPC®) Online Training Course
Medical coding + Core + International
Certified Professional Biller (CPB®) Medical Billing Training Course
Medical billing + Core + International
Salary
Medical billing and coding salary in Oklahoma
The median yearly income for Oklahoma medical coders, billers, auditors, and other healthcare business professionals is $59,251, compared to the West South Central region’s overall median income of $64,730.
Our 2025 salary survey shows that the highest-paid people in Oklahoma working in the business of healthcare make an average $155,000 and hold the CPCO credential, among others.
The top three employers of healthcare business professionals in the state are health systems, hospitals (both outpatient and inpatient departments), and small group practices (2-10 physicians).
Roughly 48.7% of healthcare business professionals in Oklahoma work remotely, earning an average $56,484. A reported 34% work on site, earning an average $61,493, and 17.3% work partly onsite and partly remote (hybrid), earning an average $62,647.
Oklahoma salary by certification
Certification Type | Average Salary |
|---|---|
CPC | $ 60,674 |
COC | $ 61,786 |
CIC | $ 65,000 |
CRC | $ 66,071 |
CPB | $ 66,842 |
CPMA | $ 91,500 |
CDEO | $ 52,500 |
CPCO | $ 155,000 |
CPPM | $ 47,500 |
CPC-I | $ 106,250 |
CANPC | $ 67,500 |
CEMC | $ 72,188 |
CFPC | $ 80,000 |
CHONC | $ 81,500 |
COBGC | $ 62,500 |
COC-A | $ 42,500 |
COSC | $ 55,833 |
CPC-A | $ 52,700 |
CPC-P | $ 60,000 |
CPEDC | $ 47,500 |
CEDC | $ 62,500 |
Oklahoma salary by education
Certification + Educational Background | Average Salary |
|---|---|
High school graduate | $ 55,227 |
Technical school | $ 62,241 |
Some college | $ 62,350 |
Associate's degree | $ 56,667 |
Bachelor's degree | $ 61,875 |
Master's degree | $ 73,571 |
Oklahoma salary by experience
Certification + Years Experience | Average Salary |
|---|---|
0-1 | $ 41,324 |
2.0-4.0 | $ 49,773 |
5.0-9.0 | $ 58,333 |
10.0-15.0 | $ 56,944 |
16.0-20.0 | $ 65,288 |
21.0-25.0 | $ 61,250 |
26.0-30.0 | $ 73,173 |
31+ | $ 77,500 |
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 OK
Why start a medical billing and coding career in Oklahoma?
Expanding healthcare services: Oklahoma’s healthcare system is growing steadily — especially in cities like Oklahoma City and Tulsa — creating increasing demand for skilled medical billers and coders.
Promising career potential: As healthcare facilities across the state expand and modernize, Oklahoma offers solid, long-term opportunities for medical billing and coding professionals seeking stability and advancement.
Growing remote work options: A rising number of healthcare business roles in Oklahoma include remote or hybrid work arrangements, providing flexibility for professionals in the field. Currently, about 58.8% of medical records specialists in Oklahoma work from home.
local chapters
Grow alongside Oklahoma’s billing and coding community.
Throughout Oklahoma, medical billing and coding professionals have access to AAPC Local Chapters that support their career at every stage.
It’s your go-to network for learning and growth. Whether you’re preparing for certification or looking for a new role, they’ve got your back.
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