Please be realistic with your expectations regarding not just finding work, but finding remote work.
Employers usually require at least three, if not five years of coding experience before hiring remote coders. When you work remotely you are basically on your own; having the CPC does not mean you know everything because most real-world coding is learnt on the job.
As many people on this forum have said before, aim to find a job, any job, in a medical office. That is how many got their foot in the door. Some employers will take on newly-certified coders simply because the coder has not had an opportunity to get into bad habits. That is how I got my first coding job and how I learnt good practices from the experienced coders around me.
So, small steps first I'm afraid. You may get lucky and find an employer who will give you a remote opportunity but I would get coding experience first.
Good luck anyway.