Medical Coding and Billing Training Classes in Rhode Island

Rhode Island’s average salary for medical coders is $55,761, a good deal less than the New England regional standard of $58,334.

Rhode Island features a decent job market for medical coders, particularly in and around Providence. Those seeking employment here should focus on large group practices (50+ physicians), hospitals (working in both outpatient and inpatient departments), and health systems.

Only about 23% of medical coders in Rhode Island work remotely. These employees, most of which still work for facilities in Rhode Island, earn significantly less, averaging a $52,625 annual salary.

AAPC is the nation’s largest professional organization for the business of healthcare. AAPC offers certifications, code books, exam materials, local chapters, distance learning classes, and other resources/services.

AAPC annually reviews salaries of healthcare business professionals based on location, education, experience, credential, and many other data points. These statistics are all based on the most recent survey, which resulted in nearly 20,000 responses. For additional information, view the overall survey analysis or the Salary Survey Calculator.

• Salary by Certification
• Salary by Education
• Salary by Experience

Salary by Certification

Certification Type	Average Salary
CPC	$59,030.61
COC	$110,000.00
CRC	$52,500.00
CPB	$49,166.67
CPMA	$65,416.67
CPPM	$91,250.00
CANPC	$57,500.00
CEDC	$83,750.00
CEMC	$80,000.00
COPC	$47,500.00
CPC-A	$43,750.00
CPC-P	$49,166.67

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Salary by Education

Certification + Educational Background	Average Salary
High school graduate	$55,625.00
Technical school	$45,277.78
Some college	$53,552.63
Associate's degree	$46,785.71
Bachelor's degree	$67,333.33
Master's degree	$78,333.33

Salary by Experience

Certification + Yrs. Experience	Average Salary
0-1	$39,166.67
2-4	$43,333.33
5-9	$51,973.68
10-15	$55,000.00
16-20	$65,000.00
21-25	$83,125.00
26-30	$37,500.00
30+	$48,500.00