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If you have students interested in working in non-patient-contact healthcare, please let us introduce the Health Informatics and Information Management Department at The College of St. Scholastica.

The College of St. Scholastica has gained national and global reputations as an authority in health information education and our graduates are highly regarded. Our 100% online master's degrees prepare students to sit for the RHIA and CHDA credentials and our students learn by using real patient data coupled with the latest technology.

The fields of health informatics and health information management are growing at a faster-than-average pace, and more than 70,000 jobs in these fields will be added by 2028.

According to the most recent AHIMA salary survey, those working in Informatics/Data Analytics earn an average of $83,490 and those working in Operations/Medical Records Administration average $81,950. Employees with the RHIA and CHDA credentials earn the highest salaries in the industry.

100% online graduate degrees and certificates

MS in Health Information Management - Emphasizes quality healthcare data as the foundation for organizational information and knowledge management systems.

MS in Health Informatics - Focuses on the design of computer information systems, analysis of health information and applied research.

Health Informatics Certificate - Focuses on the application of computers to generate, validate, secure and integrate healthcare data.
If you have a student that would like to learn more, please have them contact me or join our online info session on Feb. 12, at noon! Thank you.

Jordanne Hartman
Admissions Counselor
(877) 353-0820 | Email Jordanne




Proud to be a HIMSS Approved Education Partner 
The BS HIM, MS HIM and MS Health Informatics programs are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM).

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