The credentialing authority in paramedical tattooing.
Certificate in Paramedical Practice Compliance and Billing
The business and regulatory framework around the work — insurance, coding, compliance, and the practice infrastructure that turns a service into a livelihood.
Paramedical practitioners arrive at the work as artists and clinicians. They are rarely trained in the business and regulatory infrastructure that the work demands — the insurance billing systems, the coding standards, the compliance frameworks, and the medical-adjacent practice scaffolding that determines whether a practitioner builds a livelihood or runs the work as a side activity.
Mastering Paramedical Billing addresses this directly. The program is taught for practitioners who are credentialed in technique and are ready to formalize the business surrounding it — legal entity structure, insurance billing where applicable, CPT and ICD coding conventions, HIPAA compliance, patient records management, and the financial infrastructure of a serious practice.
This is the Academy’s Founders Round. The first cohort receives a discounted enrollment, direct access to Dr. Rusnak, and the opportunity to shape the curriculum for future cohorts. The Certificate in Paramedical Practice Compliance and Billing is the credential awarded.
LLC vs. sole proprietorship, professional service entities, state-specific requirements, and the liability framework around medical-adjacent practice.
What HIPAA requires of paramedical practitioners, secure records management, photographic consent and storage, and breach response protocols.
How to code paramedical procedures correctly, working with the small set of CPT codes relevant to paramedical work, and ICD coding for the underlying conditions.
When and how to bill insurance for paramedical procedures, what is reimbursable, how to handle pre-authorizations, and what to do when claims are denied.
For procedures not reimbursable by insurance, pricing strategy, payment processing, BNPL options, and the financial back-office of a cash-pay practice.
FDA, MoCRA, OSHA, EPA, and the state-specific regulations that govern where and how paramedical practitioners may operate.
Software tools, client management, scheduling, marketing automation, and the operational stack that supports a working practice.
Written examination on compliance and billing material, case-study examination on practice scenarios, and awarding of the Academy credential.
Each track culminates in a Certificate of Advanced Professional Training awarded by Dr. Rusnak Academy.
Join the Founders Round Questions about the program? Contact the Academy