The need for professionals who can play a vital role in planning, developing and maintaining health information systems for a variety of facilities is rapidly growing. It takes dedicated, talented, and visionary people to integrate technology and healthcare. As technology progresses, federal mandates specify that patient data and healthcare information be available digitally.
Our undergraduate program in Health Informatics and Health Information Management will position you for a lucrative and rewarding career in health information management. The Master of Science in Health Care Informatics will prepare you to become a leader in the clinical, management and business aspects of health informatics.
Degree Programs
Undergraduate
- Health Informatics and Information Management, BS
- Health Informatics and Information Management, Minor
- Healthcare Quality and Revenue Management, Minor
Graduate Degrees
- Health Care Informatics, Professional Science, MS
- Online Health Care Informatics, MS
What to expect with a healthcare informatics degree.
Explore the field’s diverse career options and how to get there.
Student Experience
As part of our healthcare informatics programs, you’ll have access to student and professional organizations, fellowships and study abroad. Find out more about our immersive student experience.
Faculty
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Kendall Cortelyou, Ph.D.
Professor and School Director -
Michelle Crozier, Ph.D.
Lecturer and HCI Academic Program Coordinator -
Varadraj Gurupur, Ph.D.
Associate Professor -
Christine Neubert, M.S., RHIA
Instructor -
Alice Noblin, Ph.D., RHIA, CCS, PMP
Associate Professor -
Olga Lucia Russell, M.S., MHS, RHIA
Associate Instructor -
Steven Ton, M.S.
Associate Instructor -
Giang Vu, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor -
Amanda Walden, Ph.D., RHIA, CHDA
Senior Lecturer and HIIM Academic Program Coordinator
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