Angel Burton
Medical Billing and Coding Student
Bryant & Stratton College (Online)
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My BioUpdated: 10-23-26Educational BackgroundUpdated: 10-22-26
ProjectsUpdated: 10-23-26
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MCCG-137 Portfolio project
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Resume & CVUpdated: 10-22-26
Honors & AwardsUpdated: 10-22-26
Education
David Anderson Jr/SR High School— Lisbon, Ohio
Diploma
Gradated : May,2014
- High school
Bryant & Stratton College Online— Buffalo, New York
Degree – Associate of Applied Science in Medical Billing and Coding
Expected Graduation: October 2026
English-102 Article Summary and Reflection for the Workplace
This assignment meets the learning outcome “Assess academic, life, and career situations that promote cultural sensitivity, global and economic awareness, and a sense of belonging” mainly through your discussion of emotional intelligence, empathy, understanding other perspectives, healthy relationships, and professional communication.
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MATH 101 Cognitive Math Assessment Reflection
This Project demonstrates this learning outcome because it shows that I understand how to use mathematical reasoning to evaluate information, solve problems, draw conclusions, and make informed decisions in both my personal life and my future career in medical billing and coding.
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HCAS-133 Portfolio project
This project meets the outcome by allowing me to reflect on what I learned about anatomy and physiology, evaluate my understanding, and identify areas for improvement. It taught me the importance of reviewing information for accuracy and paying attention to detail. These skills will help me in my future Medical Billing and Coding career by allowing me to understand medical documentation and select accurate codes. Continual learning and self-evaluation will help me grow professionally.
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MCCG-222 Portfolio poject
This Project met the outcome Integrate new and prior knowledge, skills, and behaviors acquired through learning to engage in career, life, and academic pursuits because they demonstrate how you applied coding knowledge, built on previous learning, and developed professional skills that are important in healthcare
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SOSC-225 portfolio project
This portfolio project demonstrates Information Literacy and Communication through my use of technology and resources to support my career goals. Creating my Handshake profile allowed me to organize and present my education, skills, and qualifications to potential employers. My SOSC-225 coursework helped me understand employer expectations and the importance of communication, professionalism, and accuracy in Medical Billing and Coding. Through my online portfolio and written reflections, I communicated my qualifications clearly and professionally, strengthening my career readiness and commitment to lifelong learning.
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MCCG-210 Portfolio Project
This project meets the course outcome by demonstrating how to audit patient records for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with Medicare Conditions of Participation and documentation standards. It explains how to identify documentation gaps, coding errors, and incorrect DRG assignments by comparing provider documentation with coded diagnoses. It also highlights corrective actions, including provider education, coder training, and ongoing monitoring, to ensure accurate records, regulatory compliance, and appropriate reimbursement.
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MCCG-212 Portfolio project
This portfolio project meets this objective because it taught me to review medical records, identify relevant clinical information, and assign accurate ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes using official coding guidelines. Through inpatient and outpatient case studies, coders practice selecting specific codes, applying sequencing rules, and supporting code assignments with documentation. To fully meet the objective, I would add hands-on CPT procedure and HCPCS Level II supply coding exercises. Monthly audits and continuing education would help maintain coding accuracy and compliance
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MCCG-137
This portfolio project shows how I can analyze coded data to ensure medical necessity is met when auditing charts because I identified diagnoses, selected appropriate ICD-10-CM codes, and explained why each code applies to the patient
MCCG-137 Portfolio project
HCAS-129 Portfolio Porject
My Week 4 and Week 5 reflections demonstrate my competency in managing health information by reviewing patient forms, correcting errors, and verifying information against insurance cards. These tasks helped me understand the importance of accurate data entry, record maintenance, and proper billing. I also demonstrated knowledge of HIPAA by recognizing the importance of protecting patient information, securing records, and preventing unauthorized access. These skills support patient safety, confidentiality, and accurate health information management.
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