Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management and Technology prepares you for a career in health information management at a hospital, life sciences company, or related organization that collects, analyzes, stores and safeguards valuable information.

The mission of the Health Informatics and Information Management Program is to provide students with specialized training in using information technology to support effective health care administration, innovative health care services delivery, secure patient-centric health care, leadership skills, quality assurance, finance, and legal and regulatory requirements.

BSc In Medical Informatics there is a growing demand for biomedical engineers with interdisciplinary knowledge of medicine, computer science, and medical devices. Such a background is indispensable to meet the demands of the rapidly changing healthcare system, which strives to accommodate the needs of patients and healthcare personnel. This specialty is addressed to inquisitive students interested in biomedical applications of artificial intelligence, big data, mobile and wearable devices, augmented and virtual reality.

Become an IT professional with know-how in healthcare! In our healthcare-focused computer science program you'll develop IT & AI solutions and learn management basics. Join us now and start your career in an exciting and growing industry.

The Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) aims to provide world-class education and to conduct research in emerging fields of engineering. To achieve these aims, the Department adopts an interdisciplinary approach and includes subject areas that ensure our graduates are equipped to meet Hong Kong's current and future needs.

Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology is the only college in Massachusetts to offer a Bachelor's Degree in Health Information Technology. This fast-growing field encompasses a range of positions that improve patient care by developing, implementing and maintaining computerized health information systems.

The Division of Health Information Management (HIM) is developed in accordance with the stated mission of Southern University at New Orleans and on the belief that the vital information generated regarding health care is needed by the patient, community, health care administrators, medical staff, and other designated recipients.

Health Informatics is the use of information systems to secure, analyze, manage and integrate medical records and other health information in order to provide quality healthcare, engage patients, and promote wellness.

Students who earn Clarion University's 120-credit Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences choose between the radiologic technology or ultrasound (sonography) concentration. Both concentrations are designed as two-plus-two programs. The programs have an academic preparation of two years (60 semester hours of science and general education) at either Venango or Clarion campus. The radiologic technology concentration continues with a two-year program of a clinical study (60 semester hours) at one of six JRCERT-accredited, hospital-based schools of radiologic technology. The ultrasound concentration continues with a two-year program of clinical study in sonography (60 semester hours) at the Great Lakes Institute of Technology. Application to an affiliated clinical site in radiologic technology or sonography typically occurs in the second semester of the sophomore year. Clarion also offers an online degree completion option. This option is restricted to individuals who are already credentialed as radiologic technologists, sonographers, nuclear medicine technologists, radiation therapists, or medical dosimetrists and who have completed a properly-accredited educational program. These individuals may conveniently complete the Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Sciences online degree.

O’Sullivan College offers you a comprehensive medical records training program in Montreal. During your studies, you will gain all the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage the health information required for patient care, administration, research, and education. The curriculum, which includes a unique combination of medical, computer, and business courses, leads to an exciting career in healthcare whether you wish to work in hospitals, local community service centers (CLSC), or private corporations. Upon completion of this three-year program, you will receive a Diploma of Collegial Studies (DCS) recognized by the Association des Gestionnaires de l'information de santé du Québec (AGISQ) and the Canadian Health Information Management Association (CHIMA). This recognition allows graduates to write the CHIMA exam in order to be able to work anywhere in Canada.

Health Information Administrators manage people and information. They must supervise others, think logically, understand how systems function and interact, apply business theory for effective work processes, write and speak clearly, and discreetly handle confidential information.