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RHIT vs CCS Certification. Both the RHIT and CCS/CCS-P certifications are offered by AHIMA. The CCS certification shows that you are a master of medical coding. The RHIT certification will enable you to move beyond coding and into other health information jobs.HIT vs CCS Certification. Both the RHIT and CCS/CCS-P certifications are offered by AHIMA. The CCS certification shows that you are a master of medical coding. The RHIT certification will enable you to move beyond coding and into other health information jobs.
Benefits of RHIT Certification. Whether you are certified as an RHIT, RHIA, CCA, CCS, etc., earning an AHIMA credential puts you in a special league, positioning you as a leader and role model in the health informatics and information management community.Investing in AHIMA certification is an investment in yourself and your long-term career.n AHIMA's 2011 RHIT Job Survey, 46% of respondents also held the CCS or CCS-P credential and 12% of respondents planned to pursue the CCS credential. To sit for the more demanding CCS exam, candidates should have atleast three years of on-the-job experience.