5.27: CPC Exam: Where to Take an Exam
This video explains how to find a CPC exam location near you.
Section 5.01
What is the CPC Exam?
Section 5.02
General Preparation and Test Strategies for the CPC Exam
Section 5.03
CPC Exam: Anesthesia
Section 5.04
CPC Exam: Radiology
Section 5.05
CPC Exam: Medicine
Section 5.06
CPC Exam: The Nervous System
Section 5.07
CPC Exam: The Endocrine System
Section 5.08
CPC Exam: The Digestive System
Section 5.09
CPC Exam: The Urinary System
Section 5.10
CPC Exam: The Musculoskeletal System
Section 5.11
CPC Exam: Evaluation and Management
Section 5.12
CPC Exam: Anatomy and Physiology
Section 5.13
CPC Exam: Mediastinum and Diaphragm
Section 5.14
CPC Exam: Practice Management
Section 5.15
CPC Exam: Male and Female Genital System
Section 5.16
CPC Exam: Hemic and Lymphatic System
Section 5.17
CPC Exam: Maternity and Delivery
Section 5.18
CPC Exam: Eye and Ocular Adnexa
Section 5.20
CPC Exam: HCPCS Level II
Section 5.21
CPC Exam: Coding Guidelines
Section 5.22
CPC Exam: Medical Terminology
Section 5.23
CPC Exam: Pathology and Laboratory
Section 5.24
CPC Exam: Integumentary
Section 5.25
CPC Exam: Respiratory System
Section 5.26
CPC Exam: Cardiovascular System
Section 5.27
CPC Exam: Where to Take an Exam
Section 5.28
The CPC Apprentice Program
Section 5.29
The CPB Exam
Now that you've got a better idea of what to expect from the CPC exam, you may want to start thinking about sitting for the test. After you complete an anatomy and physiology course (or a medical terminology course), reviewed the AAPC CPC Study Guide, and taken a few practice exams, you should be ready to take the test.
The AAPC administers the CPC exam all over the country. Even Alaska has three test-taking locations. To find the test location nearest to you, simply go to the AAPC's website and use their search engine.