Medical Records Coder Hourly Rate

Highest Hourly Rates By City for Medical Records Coder Jobs

Top Cities by Popularity for Medical Records Coder Jobs

Highest Hourly Rates By City Top Cities by Popularity

Highest Hourly Rates By City 1. Washington, District of Columbia 2. Sacramento, California 3. New York, New York 4. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5. Seattle, Washington 6. Durham, North Carolina 7. Tacoma, Washington 8. Boston, Massachusetts 9. Denver, Colorado 10. Chicago, Illinois 11. San Diego, California 12. Fredericksburg, Virginia 13. San Francisco, California 14. Los Angeles, California 15. Columbus, Ohio 16. Atlanta, Georgia 17. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 18. Minneapolis, Minnesota 19. Phoenix, Arizona 20. Tampa, Florida Top Cities by Popularity 1. Chicago, Illinois 2. Dallas, Texas 3. Houston, Texas 4. Atlanta, Georgia 5. Seattle, Washington 6. Los Angeles, California 7. Orlando, Florida

What is the Average Salary of Medical Coder Jobs?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job outlook for medical coding jobs is very good; employment growth is projected to be much faster than average, and many job openings are likely to be available. That’s good news for anyone entering the profession, but what is the average salary of medical coder jobs? The answer will depend on geographical location, work setting, experience level and more. Medical coders are needed in many health care settings, from large hospitals to small clinics. PayScale’s data measuring the Salary of Medical Coder Jobs by Work Setting shows that hospital positions often pay more than medical coding jobs in a private practice or nursing home setting. Of course, at any employment setting, medical coders will generally earn a range of salaries depending on their seniority and level of responsibility. To see how the average medical coding salary increases over time, see the chart showing a Medical Coder Salary by Years Experience.