The Health Informatics certificate and Master of Science programs are housed within the Department of Health Information Management.
| Certificates Program Summary | |
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12 credits (full or part-time) |
Program starts in the fall, spring and summer |
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1-2 terms |
Average class size: varies |
| Master of Science Program Summary | |
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36 credits (full or part-time) |
In-person program starts in the fall only. Online program starts in the fall, spring and summer. |
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1-2 years |
Average class size: varies |
Learning Outcomes
HI graduates stand out as applied health informaticians who can immediately apply their knowledge through modern technologies and critical thinking skills to:
- Effectively communicate with health industry stakeholders (including administrators, clinicians, governmental/regulatory bodies, health care workforce, IT, patients, payers, providers, researchers, and suppliers/vendors) by interpreting and exemplifying ideas through technical and industry-specific language.
- Proactively identify needs and opportunities through a variety of techniques related to access, care, clinical outcomes, cost, patient satisfaction and engagement, and quality in the health care system.
- Leverage technical knowledge and skills and industry best practices to propose creative technology-based informatics solutions–such as databases and IT infrastructures–to improve patient care.
- Support clinical and health care business decision-making through the use of data analytics and research; exhibiting an ability to collect, analyze, and interpret results and a familiarity with analytical tools.
- Lead working groups and organizations through the use of appropriate oral and written communication, peer collaboration, and project management.
- Grow and adapt with a rapidly evolving industry through a combination of continuing education, research, and professional development.
Where do our graduates work? View a list here!