Pueblo Community College Health Information Technologies Pueblo, Colorado

Pueblo Community College (PCC) offers associate degree and certificate programs in Health Information Systems, Medical Coding, and Introduction to Health Information Technology. The programs are designed to train students with interactive online programs, including simulation labs, and provide learning from experienced faculty to prepare them to be job-ready upon graduation. Students have the opportunity to participate in program events with HIT speakers and industry networking opportunities. The curriculum covers disciplines of medicine, management, finance, information technology, and law, opening new opportunities for various jobs across different healthcare settings. The Health Information Management (HIM) program offers a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree and prepares graduates for the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) credential exam. The program is entirely online, making it flexible for students with other commitments. Graduates are prepared for work in local areas and remote positions available in today's economy.

The Medical Billing and Coding program at Pueblo Community College offers both campus and online courses. For campus courses, the resident tuition without COF is $280.20 per credit hour, and with COF, it is $164.20 per credit hour. Non-resident tuition is $673.90 per credit hour, and WUE tuition is $246.30 per credit hour. For online courses, the resident tuition without COF is $385.77 per credit hour, and with COF, it is $269.75 per credit hour. Non-resident and WUE tuition for online courses are both $411.30 per credit hour. Assuming students take 12-15 credits per quarter, the estimated tuition for residents with COF is approximately $1,970, while non-residents can expect to pay around $8,087.