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Health Informatics Career
Schedule a free career session with a Health Informatics advisor to learn how adults are transitioning into Health Informatics through structured, hands-on training — 100% online.
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Health Informatics Career Opportunities
Upon completion of the MS-HI program, graduates will be well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in healthcare organizations, technology companies, consulting firms, government agencies, and research institutions.
Job Outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the overall employment of medical and health services managers, which includes health informatics managers, is projected to grow 28 percent from 2021 to 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations.
Program Summary
The Master of Science in Health Informatics program consists of a minimum of 35 credit hours. With flexible program options, students can tailor their learning experience to fit their lifestyle and professional goals. Course length is 7.5 weeks which allows for two sessions during the term whether working on the MS-HI at a full, or part-time status.
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Where our students succeed
(where others struggle)
- Students will possess a thorough understanding of the principles, theories, and concepts in health informatics, including healthcare information systems, data management, interoperability, privacy, security, and ethical considerations.
- Students will gain proficiency in utilizing cutting-edge technologies and data analytics tools relevant to health informatics. They will be able to effectively manage health information systems, analyze healthcare data, and employ data visualization techniques to derive meaningful insights and support evidence-based decision-making.
- Students will build on their leadership abilities, enabling them to drive change, manage health informatics projects, and facilitate interdisciplinary collaborations. Graduates will be equipped with the skills to lead teams, influence stakeholders, and implement technology-driven strategies to improve healthcare processes and outcomes.
- Students will develop strategic thinking skills to address complex healthcare challenges through the integration of technology and informatics. They will learn to analyze organizational needs, assess risks and benefits, and design innovative solutions to optimize healthcare delivery, enhance patient safety, and improve quality of care.
- Students will demonstrate a strong understanding of ethical and legal issues associated with health informatics. This includes being well versed in privacy regulations, security protocols, and data governance principles.
- Students will enhance their communication skills, enabling them to effectively collaborate with diverse stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, IT specialists, administrators, and patients.
Flexible Tuition Options
(Including GI Bill® Benefits)
Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology supports eligible veterans, service members, and dependents who wish to use GI Bill® education benefits toward approved programs. Eligibility for GI Bill® benefits and how they may apply to the Health Informatics Program can be discussed directly with admissions during your Info Session.
In the Info Session, you’ll learn:
- Whether the program is eligible for VA education benefits
- What documentation may be required
- How to begin the admissions and certification process
Your Health Informatics Career Call
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Amber Krasny
MHI Program Dean
Here’s what you’ll get:
- Live Health Informatics Advisor CallGet a guided walkthrough of the program structure, learning format, and expectations.
- Complete Program BreakdownUnderstand the differences between various Healthcare IT pathways.
- Certification Alignment OverviewLearn how the curriculum aligns with industry-recognized certification preparation.
- Tuition & Financial Aid DiscussionReview tuition details, financial aid options, and GI Bill® eligibility (if applicable).
- Next-Step GuidanceAsk questions and determine whether this program fits your goals — no pressure to enroll.
Limited spots weekly!
What Others Are Saying
This program has helped hundreds of students begin their journey — and it can work for you too.
“Cambridge was there.”
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Cambridge gave me the structure and support I needed to earn my associate degree…and ultimately change my life.
“Cambridge provided me with the tools and resources I needed to become successful and grow.”
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From the professors to the recruiters, you are supported. I was provided a wonderful opportunity to step in the field without the certification, and I am successfully overcoming all obstacles because Cambridge taught me that.
“I’ve discovered a passion for my craft.”
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Cambridge’s curriculum, along with the dedication of the entire staff, provided the help and encouragement needed to succeed.
“This is a great school with awesome teachers!”
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They were very flexible and patient with me ! The Career Services Director Theresa Mantovani helped me get a job shortly after I graduated!
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are a full-time student, you’ll be enrolled in four courses per semester. You will complete your degree in only 12 months. If you are a part-time student, you’ll be enrolled in two courses per semester. You will complete your degree in 20 months.
Graduates will be well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in healthcare organizations, technology companies, consulting firms, government agencies, and research institutions. The following are examples of available careers that fall under Health Informatics: Chief Medical Information Officer, Healthcare Data Privacy and Security Officer, Health IT Project Manager, Health Informatics Manager, Health Informatics Specialist, Health Data Analyst, Health Informatics Consultant, Health Informatics Researcher, and Health Informatics Entrepreneur.
If you are a full-time student, you’ll be taking 2 courses every 7.5 weeks. If you are a part-time student, you’ll only be taking 1 course every 7.5 weeks. Students that do not have the prerequisites completed prior to admission will be required to take 2 additional courses.
Yes, the cost of all textbooks you’ll be using throughout the program is included in your tuition.
Yes! Our Career Services department will work with you on tailoring your resume to your new career, mock interviews, updating your online professional profiles and finding a job that aligns with your career goals. In fact, our Career Services team begins working with students prior to graduating to establish a relationship and identify career goals.
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