CPC Scholarships for Your Medical Coding Career

Contact your local workforce training center. Let them know that you are wanting to become a medical coder and ask them the next steps in determining eligibility. Inform them that you have a medical coding training school in mind, Coding Clarified, which is on their eligible training provider list. The CIP code for Arizona is Arizona CIP 510713. This number is what Az utilizes for us as their training provider.

Take a look at More information about our Arizona Program here.

Call the CA Workforce at 800-758-0398 and request Coding Clarified LLC for Oakland, N. California area. Click below to see more information.
To locate our listing, click below to locate our listing and go to the green “More Career Services” button. On the following page, click on “Eligible Training Provider List”. Sort alphabetically by clicking on the “Provider” title on the third column over. You will find Coding Clarified on page 41.

ALAMEDA COUNTY ONLY
Telephone 510-259-3842
Alameda County Workforce Site

Call the local workforce in your area tell them you are wanting to become a medical coder through an approved training provider on Colorado’s Eligible Training Provider List, called Coding Clarified and are wanting to see if you qualify to utilize the WIOA Grant for funding. Ask them what the next steps are in determining your eligibility. Click on the link below for a list of all the work force offices in your state.

Contact the closest workforce career center in your area. Inform the representative you would like to identify if you qualify for eligibility for the WIOA Grant. Ask what your next steps are in determining the eligibility criteria for the WIOA Grant.

Call the local workforce and let them know that you want to become a medical coder through an approved training provider on the Idaho Eligible Training Provider List, called Coding Clarified and wanting to see if you qualify to utilize the WIOA Grant for the funding. Ask them what the next steps are in determining your eligibility. Anyone 26 and over call EQUUS 1-877-244-4468. Click on the link below for a list of all the work force offices in your state.
Please be aware that there are MANY payment options and tuition assistance available such as federal CARES Act funding (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security), scholarships, interest-free payment plans, funding through the Qualified Worker Program and more.

If the Workforce counselor can’t find Coding Clarified LLC as an approved training provider, they can contact either Gabriela Ore [email protected] or Anne Hogan at [email protected] both who are aware of the issue of Coding Clarified not showing up on the website and vouch that Coding Clarified LLC is a participating provider.

An interested student can go into their closest area workforce area and start the eligibility screening process. Website link approved for area LWIA 7.

• Click the link below.
• Once you are on the site click the get started now button.
• Complete the short online survey and follow the steps outlined in the automated email that follows
• Connect with your training provider (ask if you need to file the FAFSA)
• Enroll in a qualifying program at an approved training provider

You will need to work directly with the Title I Service Provider in your Local Workforce Development Area (LWDA). Des Moines Iowa is their main workforce. Call 515-281-9619 and they can direct you to the closest workforce area to begin the eligibility process. Click on the button below for Iowa’s LWDA website.
Click here for our listing. Go to the turquoise box towards the bottom of the page and click on “Explore-Services”. It will open a new page, click on “Education Services”. On the next page, click on “ETPL Approved Programs”, the 3rd option down. This brings you to a spreadsheet, click on the 3rd column, ”Provider” it will alphabetize the providers. Coding Clarified LLC is on the 3rd page, 15 down.

Find your nearest American Job Center and contact them. You will meet with a case manager to discuss an employment plan and enrollment into a WIOA program.

Contact your local workforce training center. Let them know your wanting to become a medical coder and ask them the next steps in determining eligibility. Inform them that Coding Clarified is the chosen training school in mind on their eligible training provider list. Here is the link showing us on the eligible training provider list. https://etpl.ky.gov/etpl/SearchProgram.aspx

Here is more information about the program offered through Coding Clarified. Find your local Louisiana Workforce office by clicking below. Call them to get started.

This WIOA scholarship is for youth considered out of school – meaning not enrolled in high school or college at time of enrollment. Ages 16-24 are eligible. Here are the eligibility barriers to qualify for scholarship.

1. A high school dropout
2. Youth within age of compulsory school attendance, but has not attended school for at last the most recent complete school year calendar quarter
3. An offender
4. Low income individual and is either: basic skills deficient or an English language learner
5. Homeless / runaway
6. In foster care/ aged out of foster care
7. Pregnant/ Parenting
8. Has a disability

If you meet one of these criterias, click the button below to find your local workforce area. Call them to and start the eligibility, screening & enrollment process. Here is our listing.

Maine also offers these other programs if you do not qualify for the above Medical Coding Scholarship.
Apply Today
The Hope Program
The Adults Learners Scholarship

Call the local workforce, tell them that you are wanting to become a medical coder through an approved training provider on Idaho’s reciprocal agreement with Montana, called Coding Clarified and wanting to see if you qualify to utilize the WIOA Grant for the funding. Ask what the next steps are in determining your eligibility. Reiterate that Coding Clarified is an approved training provider on Idaho Eligible Training Provider List and that Montana has a reciprocal agreement. Here is the link to provide the representative if they are unaware of the agreement in place. 

You need to call/email the local workforce and tell them that you are wanting to become a medical coder through an approved training provider on Arizona’s reciprocal agreement with Nevada called Coding Clarified and that you are wanting to see if you qualify to utilize the WIOA Grant for the funding. Ask them what the next steps are in determining your eligibility. Reiterate that Coding Clarified is an approved training provider on Arizona’s eligible training provider list and that Nevada has a reciprocal agreement. Here is the link to provide the representative if they are unaware of the agreement in place.
https://detr.nv.gov/Page/Training_Providers_List_(Approved)

Anderson Center
512 Michelin Blvd
Anderson, SC 29625
Telephone: (864) 260-6780 (TTY:711)
Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Clemson Center
1376 Tiger Blvd
Clemson, SC 29631
Telephone: (864) 643-0071
Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Easley Center
1776 Powdersville Rd
Easley, SC 29642
Telephone: (864) 220-8990
Monday – Tuesday, 8:30AM – 12:00PM, 1:00PM – 5:00PM

Seneca Center
104 Vocational Dr
Seneca, SC 29672
Telephone: (864) 646-1741
Monday – Friday, 8:30AM – 1:00PM, 2:00PM – 5:00PM

https://scworks.org/about-us/statewide-centers/worklink
To left of page click on statewide centers to bring up WIOA map for South Carolina
Student chooses Midlands or Worklink from map:
Midlands website: https://www.scworksmidlands.org/
Brings up page-click on Find Training Opportunities in blue bar next page scroll down to WIOA and the student screening process is detailed for student.
Worklink website: http://www.worklinkweb.com.
Choose Job Seekers Tab then next page blue tab to the left click on Training Services.

Contact your local workforce. Let them know you would like to become a medical coder through an approved training provider called Coding Clarified. Ask them the next steps in determining eligibility for any grant funding they have available.

https://dlr.sd.gov/workforce_services/individuals/training_opportunities/approved_programs.aspx

https://www.twc.texas.gov/partners/workforce-development-boards

Click on Community Workforce Partners Tab

Then click on link Career Schools & College Resources

Then under Research Post-Secondary Schools & Colleges

click on the pink link Search the TWC Directory of Licensed Schools & Colleges brings you to search engine choose Course then type in School Name Coding Clarified LLC and then under Course Area of Study Dropdown choose Medical Insurance coding Specialist/Coding then hit search. Will bring up Coding Clarified Provider#10245.

Also, on this page is a list all Texas Workforce Regions and contacts for a student to make an eligibility screening appointment.

 https://www.workintexas.com/vosnet/Default.aspx?enc=vLa15KtdCzQQMP6jrcRdIQ==

Click on orange “Sign In” box top right of screen:

Scroll down to option 3:

Complete all the questions on the screens and hit submit. This will generate contact with a workforce development team member who will contact interested student with next steps and orientation checklist. 

If you don’t have an account created, create one at Jobs.utah.gov. On their site, on the right hand side click sign in, on the drop down menu go to my job search. Once you are logged in, click on apply for training services, fill out the application. Once the application is submitted, 3-5 days later a counselor will contact you via email and/or by phone. If you haven’t heard anything in 3 business days then you can call 801-526-0950.

When a career counselor contacts you via telephone, say that you are interested in the WIOA Grant funding and that you have a school In mind, Coding Clarified. Tell them that Coding Clarified is an approved training provider on Idaho Eligible Training Provider List and that Utah has a reciprocal agreement. Here is the link to provide the representative if they are unaware of the agreement in place.

Call your local office and inform them that you want to become a medical coder through the WIOA Grant with an approved training provider on Idaho’s reciprocal agreement with Washington, called Coding Clarified. Reiterate that Coding Clarified is an approved training provider on the Idaho Eligible Training Provider List and that Washington has a reciprocal agreement. Here is the link to provide the representative if they are unaware of the agreement in place.
Click on the link below for a list of all the work force offices in your state.

Individuals interested in receiving employment and training services through WIOA should contact their local Job Center to determine eligibility for the program. Click on the link below for a list of all the job center offices in your state.