Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder at College of Health Care Professions in Houston, TX
Total Graduates
41
Class of 2024
Male Graduates
7%
3 of 41
Female Graduates
93%
38 of 41
Program Overview
Program Details
Recent Outcomes
Verified Program Outcomes
Completion and employment results reported to the U.S. Department of Labor for College of Health Care Professions programs on the state Eligible Training Provider List. Missing values ("—") mean the state suppressed or did not report that metric — they never mean zero.
| Program | Completion rate | Employed 6 mo after exit | Employed 1 yr after exit | Median quarterly earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medical Billing and Coding | 40% | 76% | 77% | $7,514 |
| Medical Coding and Billing | 72% | 76% | 76% | $7,398 |
| Medical Coding & Billing | 58% | 79% | 83% | $9,112 |
| ETP Medical Coding and Billing | 64% | 71% | 80% | $5,043 |
In the Medical Billing and Coding program at College of Health Care Professions, 76% of students were employed within 6 months of exit, and 40% completed the program, and median earnings in the second quarter after exit were $7,514 (U.S. Department of Labor, PY 2023).
In the Medical Coding and Billing program at College of Health Care Professions, 76% of students were employed within 6 months of exit, and 72% completed the program, and median earnings in the second quarter after exit were $7,398 (U.S. Department of Labor, PY 2023).
In the Medical Coding & Billing program at College of Health Care Professions, 79% of students were employed within 6 months of exit, and 58% completed the program, and median earnings in the second quarter after exit were $9,112 (U.S. Department of Labor, PY 2023).
In the ETP Medical Coding and Billing program at College of Health Care Professions, 71% of students were employed within 6 months of exit, and 64% completed the program, and median earnings in the second quarter after exit were $5,043 (U.S. Department of Labor, PY 2023).
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, WIOA participant outcomes (trainingproviderresults.gov), PY 2023.
License Requirements for Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars in Texas
Working in this field in Texas may require a state license, depending on the role and how you practice. Check the requirements below before enrolling — license rules shape how much schooling and on-the-job experience you'll need.
- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · State exam required · No experience
- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · Both state and third-party exams required · No experience
- Texas Board of Nursing · Third-party exam required · Experience
Source: CareerOneStop License Finder, U.S. Department of Labor. License requirements change — always verify with the issuing agency before enrolling in a program.
Career Outcomes for Graduates
Primary Career Path
Average Starting Salary
$67,310
10-Year Job Growth
+14.7%
Career Readiness Score
Related Career Paths
| Career Title | Starting Salary | Growth Rate | Skill Match | Mapping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $53,848 | +14.7% | 0%
| primary100% confidence
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Medical Records Specialists
SOC: 29-2072 | $40,200 | +7.1% | 0%
| primary100% confidence
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Salary Progression
Starting Salary
$50,483
Peak Salary
$84,138
Total Growth
+67%
Skills You'll Gain
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Career Readiness Assessment
Technical Skills Alignment
Education Level Match
Note: Career outcomes and salary data are based on national averages and industry projections. Actual results may vary based on location, experience, and individual circumstances.
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