Medical Coder Salaries

How much does a Medical Coder make in Ireland?

Total pay range
€22K - €50K/yr
€28K/yrMedian total pay
Pay breakdown
€22K - €50K/yrBase pay
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Medical Coder
4-6 Years
€46K - €54K/yr
Dublin, Dublin
€46K - €54K/yr
Medical Coder
4-6 Years
€20K - €24K/yr
Limerick, Limerick
€20K - €24K/yr
Medical Coder
1-3 Years
€26K - €30K/yr
Limerick, Limerick
€26K - €30K/yr

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Frequently asked questions about Medical Coder salaries

The average salary for a Medical Coder is €28,000 per year or €13 per hour in Ireland, which is in line with the national average. Top earners have reported making up to €50,000 (90th percentile). However, the typical pay range in Ireland is between €22,000 (25th percentile) and €50,000 (75th percentile) annually. Salary estimates are based on 3 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by Medical Coder employees in Ireland as of June 2026.
The highest salary for a Medical Coder in Ireland is €50,000 per year, €4,167 per month or €24 per hour.
The lowest salary for a Medical Coder in Ireland is €22,000 per year, €1,833 per month or €11 per hour.
Clinical coders are compensated similarly to other healthcare personnel with a secondary education, such as a medical biller. Candidates looking to become more competitive often take a medical terminology course. Some institutions train entry-level clinical coders on the job in order to achieve accreditation. This is known as the National Clinical Coding Qualification. Clinical coders can also raise their salaries by gaining on-the-job experience and being promoted to senior positions.