Find out if a career in HIM is right for you. Get a brief career outlook, including job opportunities, roles and responsibilities, and how much you can make.

Health Informatics is a term describing the acquiring, storing, retrieving and using of healthcare information to foster better collaboration among a patient’s various healthcare providers. Health Informatics plays a critical role in the push toward healthcare reform. Healthcare information technology careers such as chief medical information officer and nursing informatics.

Two credentials in particular—RHIA and RHIT—can play an instrumental role in helping you land your first job out of college or advance your HIM career

The earliest-known medical prescriptions appear on a Sumerian clay tablet dating back around 4,000 years. Carefully inscribed into the soft clay, the prescriptions largely revolve around disgusting things, and beer. Here are three samples: Pulverize the roots of the...tree and dried river bitumen; pour beer over it, rub with oil, fasten as a poultice. Pulverize river mud, knead with water, rub with crude oil, and fasten as a poultice. Pour strong beer over the resin of the...plant; heat over…

For those interested in beginning or advancing their healthcare career, the field of health information management (HIM) offers many exciting employment and advancement opportunities.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects 13-percent employment growth, or more than 27,800 new jobs, for health information technicians from 2016 to 2026, and that’s only a fraction of all the possible career paths in the growing field of health information management (HIM). If you’re interested in technology and want to make a difference in healthcare, a career in HIM could be the right path for you.

A healthy career starts with a school that cares about you. At UMA, we place our students first as we help them prepare for a rewarding healthcare career. Learn about our online healthcare degrees and certificates.

Medicare has four different parts: Medicare Part A B C D. Part A is hospital insurance. Part B is medical insurance. Part D is Drug Coverage. Part C is MA.

This easy guide explains terms you need to know about your health insurance like the difference between co-pay, co-insurance and out-of-pocket max and the difference between an FSA and HSA.