Master Medical Coding and Pass the AAPC CPC Exam with Confidence
Comprehensive training in ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding, CPT procedural coding, and HCPCS Level II — fully aligned to the AAPC CPC certification exam. Your gateway to healthcare revenue cycle and health informatics careers globally.
Seats are limited per batch. Early registration recommended.
Program Overview
The Professional Certification in Medical Coding (CPC Preparatory) is your definitive gateway into healthcare revenue cycle management and global health informatics careers. This program delivers comprehensive, exam-aligned training on ICD-10-CM, CPT, and HCPCS — the three coding systems that define professional medical coding practice — with every module structured to guarantee readiness for the AAPC Certified Professional Coder (CPC) examination.
Medical coding is one of the most globally transferable, recession-resistant, and digitally portable careers in healthcare. Demand is active across hospitals, insurance companies, healthcare BPOs, telehealth platforms, and HIM departments — in India and worldwide. This program combines deep technical coding training with intensive CPC exam strategy, giving you every tool you need to earn the credential and enter the field with competitive advantage.
Why Global Pharmacovigilance Academy?
Every module is structured around the AAPC CPC exam blueprint. You are learning to code and learning to pass simultaneously — not separately.
ICD-10-CM, CPT (all sections), and HCPCS Level II are covered comprehensively — no chapter skipped, no section left thin.
Weeks 11 and 12 include full timed mock CPC exams under exam conditions, with detailed answer analysis and pattern-based revision.
NCCI bundling, modifier logic, and coding compliance are taught in context — the areas that separate average coders from CPC-certified professionals.
Is This Program Right for You?
Week-by-Week Curriculum
Each week combines structured knowledge with practical, industry-aligned application.
- Medical coding role, function, and industry scope
- Healthcare revenue cycle management overview
- AAPC, AHIMA, and CPC certification pathways
- Anatomy and medical terminology for coders
- ICD-10-CM structure: chapters, categories, subcategories
- Official coding guidelines: conventions and general rules
- Placeholder characters, laterality, 7th character extensions
- Code first, use additional code, code also instructions
- Chapter 1: Infectious and parasitic diseases
- Chapter 2: Neoplasms — behaviour, morphology, staging
- Chapters 3–6: Blood, endocrine, mental, nervous systems
- Z-codes: supplementary health status factors
- Chapters 9–10: Circulatory and respiratory diseases
- Chapters 11–14: Digestive, musculoskeletal, genitourinary
- Chapter 15: Obstetrics — trimester coding and outcomes
- Chapters 17–21: Congenital, injury, external cause codes
- CPT code book structure and conventions
- E/M coding: 2021 revised guidelines applied
- Medical decision-making (MDM) framework for E/M
- Time-based E/M and documentation requirements
- Surgical package concept and global period logic
- Multiple procedure rules and modifier application
- Integumentary, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular surgery
- Digestive, urinary, and reproductive system procedures
- Anesthesia: base units, time units, qualifying circumstances
- Radiology: diagnostic imaging and interventional
- Pathology: panels, surgical pathology, cytology
- Professional vs technical component billing (26/TC)
- Immunisation, psychiatry, ophthalmology services
- Physical therapy, dialysis, chemotherapy, infusion
- Telehealth service coding and modifier requirements
- Modifier application across medicine section codes
- HCPCS Level II structure and code categories A–V
- DME coding: E codes for durable medical equipment
- Drug administration: J codes and Q codes
- Ambulance (A codes), orthotics, prosthetics, HCPCS modifiers
- CPT modifier logic: 22, 25, 51, 57, 59, 76, 78, 79
- NCCI bundling rules and edit pair application
- Unbundling, upcoding — compliance and fraud implications
- Medical necessity and documentation requirements
- CPC exam format: 100 questions, 5 hours 40 minutes
- High-yield sections and tabbing/highlighting strategy
- Time management and question prioritisation
- Full Timed Mock Exam 1 with answer analysis
- Full Timed Mock Exam 2 under exam conditions
- Targeted revision based on pattern analysis
- High-failure areas: neoplasm, obstetrics, anesthesia
- Exam-day preparation and credentialing process
What You Will Be Able to Do
By the end of this program, you will:
What Roles Can You Target After This Program?
Mid-Level Roles
- Certified Professional Coder
- Senior Medical Coder
- Revenue Cycle Specialist
- Clinical Documentation Auditor
- Medical Billing Manager
Entry-Level Roles
- Medical Coder (Outpatient)
- Hospital Billing Associate
- Insurance Claims Analyst
- Revenue Cycle Associate
- Coding Auditor Trainee
Specialist Tracks
- Coding Compliance Officer
- HIM Director
- Healthcare BPO Team Lead
- Health Informatics Analyst
- CPC Instructor / Trainer
Frequently Asked Questions
The Certified Professional Coder (CPC) credential from AAPC is the gold standard in outpatient medical coding globally. It is the credential employers in hospitals, insurance companies, and healthcare BPOs look for when hiring. Passing the CPC opens doors in India, the GCC, the US, and every major healthcare market.
No. You need a science or health-related background (B.Sc., B.Pharm, nursing, etc.) and strong attention to detail. The anatomy and medical terminology covered in Week 1 brings all participants to the same foundation. Many of our successful graduates come from non-medical backgrounds.
The CPC is a challenging 5-hour, 100-question exam using open code books. The pass rate for first-time takers varies significantly based on preparation quality. GPA's program is specifically designed to address this — with two full timed mock exams, pattern analysis, and targeted high-failure-area revision in the final weeks.
The program fee covers training and GPA certification. AAPC membership and exam fees are separate (paid directly to AAPC). GPA's training prepares you comprehensively for the exam — the investment in the exam itself is standard and straightforward.
Yes — medical coding is one of the most remote-work-friendly careers in healthcare. Many certified coders work from home for hospitals, insurance companies, and coding service providers globally. CPC certification is the key that unlocks remote opportunities, particularly in the US healthcare outsourcing market.
You are CPC-exam-ready by the end of the program. Weeks 11 and 12 are dedicated exclusively to exam preparation — mock tests, pattern analysis, and targeted revision. Most participants sit the exam within 2–4 weeks of program completion.
Enroll in Professional Certification in Medical Coding (CPC Preparatory)
Limited seats per batch. Industry-led. Certification upon completion.
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Domestic Students (India)
₹39,999
International Students
$1,499
*Fees include examination & certification charges.