Health Informatics Ma

college of Health Professions

MS in Health Informatics

Connect healthcare, data, and technology to improve how information is used. Build analytical and project management skills through graduate study and applied projects with healthcare organizations.

Why study Master of Science in Health Informatics at Findlay?

Connect health care, information systems, and data to improve how health information is used. Findlay’s Master of Science in Health Informatics offers online and hybrid study with applied learning tied to health care settings.

  • Work with real health information challenges. Explore projects with local health care partners and apply classroom knowledge in practice.
  • Develop technical and management skills. Study data analysis, project management, and the systems used to organize health information.
  • Choose a starting point. The six-course Certificate in Health Informatics can provide a shorter course of study and its courses can apply toward the master’s degree.

The master’s program can be completed in about two years, with courses offered across fall, spring, and summer terms.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

MS in Health Informatics by the Numbers

33+

Required credits

Listed for the MS in Health Informatics program.

Course Requirements

Courses run in sixteen week semester throughout the year, with fall, spring, and summer entry points. Students earning a Master of Science in Health Informatics must complete the following curriculum. The curriculum consists of required courses grounded in project management, health informatics, and data analysis.

Hands-On Experience

A key strength of our program is its healthcare community partnerships. Students have opportunities to work directly with local organizations, completing projects that are relevant to today’s healthcare challenges. This not only builds your technical and analytical skills but also helps you develop a professional network and gain experience that makes you stand out in the job market. 

Careers

The MS in Health Informatics prepares graduates to improve how healthcare organizations collect, manage, and use information. Roles vary by technical skill and professional experience.

  • Clinical informatics analyst
  • Health information technologist
  • Electronic health record implementation specialist
  • Healthcare data analyst

Explore related occupations and typical entry requirements in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook profile for health information technologists and medical registrars and medical and health services managers.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

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Accreditation

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