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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.
Step 3: Get Certified. Many certifications are accepted by employers for a certified medical auditor position. The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) offers an RHIA designation that shows competency in health information and records management and knowledge of medical ethics and law.