My dream job and a question for coding students - MTLC

I just found this listing for a coder in my area. I think this is the kind of coder position I want when I: A) enroll in a coding program, B) graduate, C) get certified and D) get enough experience.

Here is my question: Are you learning software like what is mentioned below: Vision, Logician and Coding? Or would one probably learn those on the job at entry level?

Advertised Position:

This position will specialize in Primary Care. Consults with physicians and their practices on Coding protocols and issues to ensure coding reflects all services rendered to ensure maximum reimbursement. Provides Coding education to physicians and staff. Performs audit reviews of practice coding/billing process and denials, identifies trends and corrects issues to achieve minimal practice denials. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Education: High school education required, college degree preferred. Medical terminology and Physiology & Anatomy required. Experience: Three years coding experience required. Physician's office experience preferred. Must have applicable experience in building relationships and interacting with physicians and excellent teaching communication skills. Licensure, certification, and/or registration: CCS-P, CPC or CPC-A preferred Other Minimum
Qualifications:
Effective oral and written communication skills. Must be a team player with intiative, organizational skills, analytical abilities, detail oriented and have the ability to work independently. Maintains working knowledge of Vision, Logician, Coding Software and any other software that are needed to perform job duties. Must be proficient with Word, Excel, Power Point and researching the web for coding and billing information.