Article Reference Code: NAMAS.08.15.2025 Why showing up online with intention can sharpen your expertise, expand your network, and position you as a trusted voice in medical auditing. Written by: Shannon O. DeConda For professionals in auditing, compliance, and physician education, learning doesn’t only happen in classrooms or bootcamps. It happens in conversations. In questions asked.…
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Article Reference Code: NAMAS.08.08.2025 Updating and Maintaining Your Resume Written by: Sarah Ragan Maintaining an updated resume is a smart move in these troubled days, especially considering how long it can take to hunt for new jobs. Gathering past employment data and showcasing accomplishments is essential. This is a goal to tackle BEFORE you are…
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Article Reference Code: NAMAS.08.01.2025 Pursuing Higher Level Training, Education, Certification Written by: Victoria Vo Medical coding provides an excellent foundation for a career in healthcare, but what comes next can truly define a coder’s career path. Many coders wonder how to move beyond entry-level positions, and the good news is that there’s an excellent array…
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Article Reference Code: NAMAS.07.25.2025 Overview of Anesthesia Auditing Written by: J. Paul Spencer Unlike E/M or surgical auditing, the discipline of anesthesia has many moving parts that come together to form one reported claim. Although in most cases, only one anesthesia CPT code is reported, aspects such as time, concurrency modifiers and physical status affect…
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Article Reference Code: NAMAS.07.18.2025 Roles and Compliant Documentation in Ancillary Staff: A Medical Coding and Compliance Perspective Written by: Stephanie Allard In the highly regulated world of healthcare, the integrity of clinical documentation is the foundation of everything we review for compliance. We must remember that providers are not the only ones that are responsible…
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