Remote Medical Coder Jobs

This page rounds up remote, work-from-home medical coding opportunities across specialties and credential types, from CPC and CCS certified coders to inpatient/outpatient and specialty-specific roles (cardiology, oncology, radiology, and more). If you're looking for a specific credential-based category, check AAPC CPC Jobs, CCS Certified Coder, or Inpatient Coder for more targeted results.

Remote medical coding has become one of the most in-demand work-from-home healthcare careers, as hospitals, physician practices, and health information management (HIM) companies increasingly outsource or decentralize their coding operations. Coders review clinical documentation (see what a medical coder does) and assign accurate ICD-10-CM/PCS, CPT, and HCPCS codes that drive claims and reimbursement.

Most employers look for an AAPC or AHIMA credential (CPC, CCS, or specialty certifications), along with prior coding experience, and our medical coding certification guide compares the main options. Specialty coding, such as interventional radiology, oncology, or pediatric coding, adds complexity and requires added expertise beyond general outpatient coding.

Pay varies widely based on specialty, credential, and seniority. Our medical coder salary guide breaks down current ranges. Browse current openings below, or explore a specific coding category for more focused results.

Get Ready To Apply

• Medical Coding Certification Guide: CPC, CCA, CCS, and CBCS compared
• How to Become a Medical Coder: the step-by-step path, including the CPC-A apprentice wall
• What Does a Medical Coder Do?: day-to-day duties and tools
• Medical Coder Salary Guide: current pay ranges for coders

Related Categories:

• AAPC Certified Professional Coder (CPC) Jobs
• CCS Certified Coder
• Inpatient Coder