The days of color-coded file folders are waning as electronic health data and technologies become omnipresent in the healthcare field. Increased access to healthcare, combined with an aging population, are fueling the growth of healthcare jobs and the administrative support services needed. The U. Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS projects a 15 percent growth between and for medical records and health information technicians, a career that can be entered fairly quickly — often in less than a year — through earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree. The following sampling of careers shows the diversity of jobs available to medical billing and coding professionals. Answers phones to respond to general customer inquiries, invoice questions, and customer complaints. Also prepares memos and correspondence, and contacts customers regarding outstanding balances. Oversees billing and re-billing procedures and troubleshoots problems. Ensures that compliance, quality, call model accuracy, ...