February 2, 2018
Dear Agent:

Please allow me to introduce my recently completed non-fiction book—CANPC Essentials for Accurate and Efficient Medical Coding for Anesthesia and Pain Management—a self-help book aimed at readers who are pursuing a career in anesthesia and pain management coding. The primary target audience is those who are about to take the Certified Anesthesia and Pain Management Coder (CANPCTM) examination, but the book is expected to be a useful and relevant reference book for coders already working in this field.
CANPC Essentials for Accurate and Efficient Medical Coding for Anesthesia and Pain Management weighs in at approximately 23,000 words and is fully complete. My previous publications include 100 conference abstracts and 25 original scientific papers published during my eight-year tenure as a clinical researcher at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. I also served as editor of three different clinical research journals while at Karolinska.

I have worked in the healthcare field for 15 years at different hospitals in the U.S. and Sweden. I have valid medical coding specialist certificates from the University of Georgia and U.S. Career Institute and several important coding and billing certifications (COC, CPC, CCS-P, CANPC, CCVTC, 4Med CICP, CMAA, and CBCS). I taught coding and worked as a coder for three years in health care institutes and with coding consultants in El Paso, Texas, and I worked in the medical administration department at Mesa Hills Hospital in El Paso, Texas, where I resolved billing issues by performing coding (including surgery coding), medical auditing, medical transcription, and quality data analysis. I have a medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia, and received training from Yale-New Haven Hospital (Waterbury, CT) and Brown University/Lifespan. I have a Licentiate degree and Ph.D. from Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden, and eight years of experience in ophthalmology research and teaching in ophthalmology, surgery, medicine, and pediatrics. I have drawn heavily on both my coding and teaching experience in developing CANPC Essentials for Accurate and Efficient Medical Coding for Anesthesia and Pain Management as a training and teaching tool for future anesthesia coders.

I have researched the work and interests of your agency, and I believe that my book fits well with the type of published works that you promote. I have therefore included an outline, a synopsis, and a copy of the completed manuscript for your perusal.

I thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,

Vino C. Mody Jr.
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Vino C. Mody Jr.
6154 Black Mallard Place
El Paso, TX 79932
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Ernst E. Roberts, President
El Paso Community College
9050 Viscount Boulevard
El Paso, TX 79925

May 1, 2019

Dear Agent:

Please allow me to introduce my recently completed non-fiction book—A Medical Study Guide and Training Tool—a training guide aimed at readers who are pursuing a career in medical coding. The primary target audience is those who are about to take the Certified Anesthesia and Pain Management Coder (CANPCTM) examination, but the book is expected to be a useful and relevant reference book for coders already working in this field.
A Medical Study Guide and Training Tool is approximately 45,000 words in length and is fully complete. It is intended as a 2019 update of my previous book CANPC Essentials for Accurate Efficient Medical Coding for Anesthesia and Pain Management and includes important strategies for Medicare coding. My previous publications include 25 original scientific papers and 100 conference abstracts. I also served as editor of three different clinical research journals while working at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, where I obtained my Licentiate degree and PhD conducting research in ophthalmology, surgery, medicine, and pediatrics.

I have worked in the healthcare field for 15 years at different hospitals in the U.S. and Sweden. I have valid medical coding specialist certificates from the University of Georgia and U.S. Career Institute and several important coding and billing certifications (COC, CPC, CCS-P, CANPC, CCVTC, CEDC, 4Med CICP, RMC, CMAA, CBCS, CNPR, CRMC). I taught coding and have three years of experience as a coder and consultant in several health care institutes. I am a CANPC/CCVTC coding lecturer for American Academy of Professional Coders currently. My previous employment was in the medical administration department at Mesa Hills Hospital in El Paso, Texas, where I resolve billing issues involving coding, medical auditing, medical transcription, and quality data analysis. I have capitalized on both my coding and teaching experience in developing A Medical Study Guide and Training Tool as a training and teaching tool for future medical coders.

I have researched the work and interests of your agency, and I believe that my book fits well with the type of published works that you promote. I have therefore included an outline, a synopsis, and a copy of the completed manuscript for your perusal.

I thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Vino C. Mody Jr.