An Inside Look at a UW HIMT Course: Data Communications and Networks in Healthcare
The course has been designed to emphasize practical use for students by taking a hands-on approach with data technologies in healthcare.
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Students Without Prior Healthcare Experience Can Thrive in the UW HIMT Program
Do you have a dream job in healthcare but aren’t sure where to begin? The UW HIMT degree will prepare you for a career in the field.
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Keeping HIM Education Relevant to Workforce Needs
The primary focus of HIM educators is preparing a modern workforce to meet the needs of the healthcare industry.
Promoting HIM as a STEM Career
The more Health Information Management (HIM) is seen as a STEM career, the more opportunities will exist for HIM to elevate the profession.
RHIA and Other Health Information Management Certifications
Explore four respected and widely-known health information management certifications: RHIA, CHDA, CHPS, and CDIP.
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.
CAHIIM Accreditation and Its Benefits for Students: Explained
Here's what HIMT students need to know about CAHIIM accreditation—from RHIA eligibility to employer marketability.
Looking for Similar Professions to Registered Nurse? Here Are 5 Reasons to Consider HIM
Health information management (HIM) is a career option you should consider if you're looking for similar professions to registered nurse. In this field, jobs are plentiful, hours are predictable, clinical knowledge is needed, and there is ample opportunity to move up.
HIM or HIT: Which Path Is Right for You?
Questioning whether you should go into the management or technology side of health information, or maybe both? Find out which path works best for you.
From Nursing to HIMT: UW Academic and Program Director Discusses Career Journey and Shares Advice
For almost 10 years, Brenda Tyczkowski has held the roles of academic and program director of the UW HIMT program. Learn about her not-so-direct path into the field.