Students Without Prior Healthcare Experience Can Thrive in the UW HIMT Program
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What Do Health Information Technology Specialists Do?
Health information technology specialists build, implement, or support electronic health records & other systems that store patient data.
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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.
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.
UW HIMT Graduate Finds Passion in Career Change from Military to Healthcare
Driven to improve the health outcomes of returning service members, this US Army veteran and HIMT graduate was eager to make a career change.
Healthcare Business Analyst Says Specializing in Both HIM and Health IT Boosted Her Career
Find out how one University of Wisconsin grad used her bachelor's degree in HIM and health IT to land a job as a healthcare business analyst.
Great News, HIT Students! UW HIMT Is Now a HIMSS Approved Education Partner
Get the details on the HIMSS Approved Education Partner distinction bestowed on the UW Health Information Management and Technology program.
UW HIMT’s First Graduate Shares How to Become an In-Demand HIT Professional With Epic Certification
With a health information technology degree and Epic certification, this University of Wisconsin grad has many appealing, high-paying career opportunities.
‘Huge Demand for People With Medical Information Technology Skills’ Say Professionals Working in Healthcare
Two professionals working in medical information technology share why demand for professionals who manage health data is growing.