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Sure AHIMA has a list of job titles within different areas of the health informatics field: my.ahima.org/careermap

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Some roles in the health informatics field include: business intelligence analyst, systems analyst, reporting analyst and/or clinical analyst. If you are looking for comparable job descriptions, one tip I have is to search on LinkedIn Jobs or Indeed: "SQL" + "Healthcare" or "Power BI" + "Healthcare" to get a sense of the job roles and see if this is of interest to you. If you look at this career map from AHIMA my.ahima.org/careermap, the Informatics and Data Analytics sections would be relevant to you.

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Hello, I work in health informatics but my degrees are in biomedical engineering so I wouldn't be able to comment on the course material for a master's in health informatics. However, I think that since you have prior experience working as a financial analyst you probably have a good grasp on technical tools such as Excel and Power BI so this should help you with the technical aspect. In terms of the clinical terminology there are several resources online here is a free resource here: www.healthit.gov/topic/health-it-resources/health-it-curriculum-resources-educators but you should be able to pick it up during your class, good luck!

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Hello, are you looking to go into the area of healthcare analytics? If so, health informatics would be a good degree to study. Some roles in this field include a Clinical Analyst, Reporting Analyst and/or Clinical Data Analyst. I got started by learning data visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau and SQL. I have created a video that goes into more detail here: ruclips.net/video/KcHWZ8bc5yc/видео.html&lc=Ugy39KtH-kk-RDOGRx94AaABAg

It depends on the career you are hoping to work towards. If you are interested in being a healthcare data analyst, or similar, an MHI Health Informatics course would be preferable, if you are looking to go into healthcare management roles then an MBA or MHA in health administration might be a better fit

@@healthanalyticinsights Thanks a lot but which is better in these three MBA, MHA, MHI ...right now am working in Clearing House RCM need ur suggestion

@@basanth_vlogs I work in the Health Informatics field but my master's degree is in Biomedical Engineering, therefore, I did not take any of these degrees (MBA, MHA or MHI) and wouldn't be able to comment on which one is better, hopefully, someone here can provide some feedback

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Hello Jon if I were a healthcare provider I would see if my healthcare organization has a business intelligence or clinical decision support department and see if I could job shadow to understand any technical skill gaps and then pivot into this industry. I would also learn SQL and a data visualization tool such as Power BI and lean on my network to understand if there are any available opportunities before seeking out a degree. If I wanted to work on the clinical side of health informatics and I was currently working as a nurse I would try to get additional training on EHR systems, become a super-user and apply for a role as an EHR Analyst or Application Analyst, focusing on improving clinical workflow within my organization.

Are there courses I could take to get a feel for the career path and add to my resume prior to jumping in to a masters degree?

@@jon1268 Hi Jon, I have developed a course where I walk you through building a Hospital KPI dashboard by providing you with a fake clinical dataset. In this course, I walk you through how to develop your Power BI skills and write SQL queries. You can learn more about the course here: healthanalyticinsights.com/?page_id=1195

Thank you for watching, if you are looking for the clinical side of health informatics (e.g., working on improving clinical workflow, EHR integration etc...) you might interested in the role of the Application Analyst. AHIMA has a list of job titles within different areas of the health informatics field: my.ahima.org/careermap good luck!

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IMO yes those terms are the same and interchangeable

Have you looked at roles with titles: Clinical Analyst, Clinical Decision Support or Healthcare Data Analyst, these roles are more technical focused and might not require a RN

Hello, I am also introverted 🙂a role as a healthcare data analyst might be a good fit because there is a good portion of solo analysis work to be done, although most roles will require some presentation of your work to internal/external stakeholders. You can check out my video on some of the skills needed for the healthcare data analyst role here: ruclips.net/video/G-HJdeU-gFE/видео.html

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Hello, since you have prior experience working with EHR systems this would be a good field to pivot into, you can look for job roles such as an EHR Analyst or Application Analyst, you can see more job titles here through the AHIMA website: my.ahima.org/careermap

I would say yes, some job postings only highlight the need for a "health-related degree" and I work with people from various different backgrounds, what will really set you apart from other applicants is your prior experience.

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Hello please see a list of programs related to health informatics here: nihi.ca/listings.php?ListType=HIMProgram&MenuItemID=655

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Yes you can, some common technical tools used in the analytical side of health informatics include: -Knowledge of SQL programming language to query relational databases. -Experience with visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, etc.… -Experience working with large clinical datasets including manipulating, maintaining, preparing data, and presenting analyses and reports for different audiences. -Ability to work both independently and in teams

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You could start out working in a role in the IT department, with a CS degree, at a hospital such as a Help Desk Analyst and transition into a health informatics role

Hello, I am based in Canada so I am not able to answer from a US perspective. However, some general skills for health informatics role include: -Knowledge of SQL programming language to query relational databases. -Experience with visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, Qlik, etc.… -Experience working with large clinical datasets including manipulating, maintaining, preparing data, and presenting analyses and reports for different audiences. -Ability to work both independently and in teams

hlthanalyticinsights.gumroad.com/l/becomeahealthcareanalyst When I was transitioning into the healthcare data analytics field and developing my technical skills, one area that I found missing was a lack of online courses highlighting a clinical problem (e.g., determining re-admission rates back to hospitals). There are several analytical courses out there but I couldn't find anything that could help me to gain experience working with a clinical dataset so that I could practice my technical skills and build a portfolio project that would be relevant for hiring managers in the healthcare data analytics field. I ended up creating this course found here: hlthanalyticinsights.gumroad.com/l/becomeahealthcareanalyst

One option might be to get experience in an IT help desk role at a hospital to get relevant clinical experience and transition into a health informatics role or obtain a degree in health informatics. Some roles in the health informatics field include: business intelligence analyst, systems analyst, reporting analyst and/or clinical analyst might be a good fit if you are interested in this area. You can check out this career map from AHIMA for other relevant roles: my.ahima.org/careermap

There are non-technical roles in the health informatics field which focus on improving the clinical workflow in hospitals. Some roles include an EHR analyst or Application Analyst. You can also look more specifically into Nursing Informatics that might be more focused on training nursing staff to be super users on EHR systems such as Epic and Cerner the Nursing Informatics Facebook Group has a wealth of information on the field: facebook.com/groups/1205716746271147/

Hello, I have used aggregation functions such as count, max & min. Filtering functions such as where, in & like, group by, having and subqueries

⁠could you do a specific analysis video on libraries, queries and languages? It would help us beginners out massively