MS Healthcare Informatics
About this Program
The Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics is designed for both experienced healthcare clinicians and administrators. The program focuses on the crucial skills needed in healthcare IT, including change management, knowledge management, and project management. This unique blend of skills prepares graduates to lead healthcare IT teams and manage complex systems effectively.
This program is made available exclusively through our partner institution and processed by the BridgeWay Firm team. All applications and communications must be submitted directly through BridgeWay Firm.
Program Details
Credit Hours: 36-credit-hour curriculum
Key Topics:
Healthcare data management
Electronic medical records
Analytics in healthcare settings
Learning Approach: Interactive sessions and project-based learning to enhance practical skills and theoretical knowledge.
Admission Requirements
Undergraduate Degree and Transcripts
Minimum of 2.5 GPA
CES report assessed by WES or ECE, verifying a U.S. equivalent four-year undergraduate degree.
English Proficiency certification
80 on TOEFL (web-based), 200 (computer version), 520 (paper version)
6.0 on IELTS
105 on Duolingo English Test
59 on Pearson Test of English (PTE).
Outcomes and Benefit of this Program
Graduating with a Master of Science in Healthcare Informatics offers a multitude of advantages as this field bridges healthcare, technology, and data analysis. The degree equips professionals with essential skills to manage health data effectively, leading to improvements in patient care and healthcare operations. Here are some of the primary benefits:
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The healthcare informatics sector is expanding faster than many other industries. This growth translates into a high demand for skilled professionals equipped to handle and analyze large amounts of health data, with projections indicating a much faster than average growth rate for the field.
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An MS in Healthcare Informatics opens doors to a variety of roles, including clinical informatics analysts, health informatics consultants, and electronic health record implementation managers. Each role plays a critical part in improving healthcare delivery through technology.
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Healthcare informatics professionals typically enjoy excellent earning potential. For instance, health informatics specialists can start with salaries around $69,990, which can rise significantly with experience and advancement in roles such as Chief Medical Information Officers or Health IT Project Managers.
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One of the most fulfilling aspects of a career in health informatics is the significant impact professionals can make on patient care. By analyzing data and implementing technology solutions, informatics specialists can help improve the accuracy and efficiency of patient care.
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Professionals in this field continuously work with the latest technologies, applying them to make healthcare data more accessible and useful for medical decision-making. This involves transforming complex data into actionable information that healthcare providers and patients can easily understand and use.
