What Can You Do With an Applied Computing Degree?
An applied computing degree provides you with an all-encompassing education to open the door to a number of different jobs.
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Health and Wellness Management Career Outlook
As more companies recognize their role in supporting employees across all dimensions of health, including physical, mental, and emotional, demand for professionals who have the skills to manage well-being programs will grow.
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RHIA and Other Health Information Management Certifications
Explore four respected and widely-known health information management certifications: RHIA, CHDA, CHPS, and CDIP.
Strengthen Your Health and Wellness Management Career with a Sustainability and Well-being Certificate
A graduate-level UW Sustainability and Well-being certificate helps you progress sustainability-minded health and wellness initiatives.
Cybersecurity Career Outlook
Today, the question is no longer if a cyber threat will affect you, but when. As a result, cybersecurity career outlook is bright across industries.
Health Information Management Careers Outlook, Job Titles, and Salaries
The health information management career outlook is bright. The BLS predicts employment to grow 32% for medical and health services managers.
5 Skills You Need to Succeed in a Health and Wellness Role, According to Children’s Wisconsin Wellness Program Manager
Children's Wisconsin Wellness Program Manager shares five health and wellness management skills that help workplace wellness leaders thrive.
Healthcare Administration Salaries
Healthcare is a diverse field that spans a variety of workplace settings. A healthcare administration salary depends on several factors, including the workplace, size of the organization, job title, region, education level, and experience.
What is Healthcare Administration?
As technologies advance and hospital systems and healthcare organizations grow in size and complexity, the healthcare administrator has become an essential role with a wide range of duties.
What Do Health Information Technology Specialists Do?
Health information technology specialists build, implement, or support electronic health records & other systems that store patient data.