Health Information Management Course-Scope & Outlook ?
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Hi Vipi,
I believe the course you're refering to is IT based.
Healthcare Management, however, is a whole different field, dealing with the adminstrative side of running clinics and hospitals. I will be doing that as my Master's Degree in the next year or two.
Healthcare management is on the government's top lists of in-need professions. I recently wrote a research paper for university about skilled workers and this was definitely on the list. However, I think most of those needs are in rural areas, outside of the large cities. Which works great for me, because I'm a country girl
Feel free to PM me and I'll show you the courses I'm looking at. Some of mine are through the USA because I'm an American citizen as well.
Amikety
I believe the course you're refering to is IT based.
Healthcare Management, however, is a whole different field, dealing with the adminstrative side of running clinics and hospitals. I will be doing that as my Master's Degree in the next year or two.
Healthcare management is on the government's top lists of in-need professions. I recently wrote a research paper for university about skilled workers and this was definitely on the list. However, I think most of those needs are in rural areas, outside of the large cities. Which works great for me, because I'm a country girl
Feel free to PM me and I'll show you the courses I'm looking at. Some of mine are through the USA because I'm an American citizen as well.
Amikety
Hi Amikety,
Thank you very much and hope all is well with you.
I am an Indian national,currently working as a Male nurse.
So i am planning to shift my career to HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT.
As fas as i know and through my internet drilling :'( i came to know that this course is all about medical coding & abstracting,EPR etc.
So i am more interested in it and have plan to apply at NBBC,New Brunswick.
Please tell me more about the courses which you are planning to do.
If you can,please mail me(vipinvijayan8@gmail.com) your researh papers so that i can have a look on to its prospects and future outlooks.
Take care and thank you very much
Regards
Vipi
Thank you very much and hope all is well with you.
I am an Indian national,currently working as a Male nurse.
So i am planning to shift my career to HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT.
As fas as i know and through my internet drilling :'( i came to know that this course is all about medical coding & abstracting,EPR etc.
So i am more interested in it and have plan to apply at NBBC,New Brunswick.
Please tell me more about the courses which you are planning to do.
If you can,please mail me(vipinvijayan8@gmail.com) your researh papers so that i can have a look on to its prospects and future outlooks.
Take care and thank you very much
Regards
Vipi
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Hi,
If you visit echima.ca, it will clear many of your doubts about HIM. HIM is a broad title which is widely accepted here in Canada and US. Very good job opportuninties in healthcare. It is definitely IT related but not IT. I would say IT enabled service for healthcare. I am planning to take this course as well. To my research salaries are good and stability is there. There are many colleges offering this course. I am in Kingston and the college here offers fast-track HIM in one-year. If someone is specifically coming to study, I would recommend this. As instead of two-years, you will be able to do it in one year with equal standing.
Hope this helps.
Let me know if I can be of further help.
If you visit echima.ca, it will clear many of your doubts about HIM. HIM is a broad title which is widely accepted here in Canada and US. Very good job opportuninties in healthcare. It is definitely IT related but not IT. I would say IT enabled service for healthcare. I am planning to take this course as well. To my research salaries are good and stability is there. There are many colleges offering this course. I am in Kingston and the college here offers fast-track HIM in one-year. If someone is specifically coming to study, I would recommend this. As instead of two-years, you will be able to do it in one year with equal standing.
Hope this helps.
Let me know if I can be of further help.
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Only St. Lawrence college offers fast track (one-year) course to my knowledge. Rest wherever I find, it was 2 years.
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Yes, being a nurse would have its positives. You might get waiver for some courses in the program like anatomy and physiology and some others as well.
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Could you tell me about the future of health information management jobs in Canada and what is the best choice if I plan to get a 2 years diploma . I am actually a pharmacist in gulf now but according to the new FSW list pharmacists are not involved in the list. Please advise me about the available scynarios for my case .
Could you tell me about the future of health information management jobs in Canada and what is the best choice if I plan to get a 2 years diploma . I am actually a pharmacist in gulf now but according to the new FSW list pharmacists are not involved in the list. Please advise me about the available scynarios for my case .
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Hi,
I'll be moving in to saskatchewan in Spring next and I'm interested in studying HIM as well. Anyone in this thread who's currently enrolled or working as HIM practitioner/consultant? Can you provide insights, like how hard or easy it is to find jobs in this field, stability, salary-wise, etch. Much appreciated.
I'll be moving in to saskatchewan in Spring next and I'm interested in studying HIM as well. Anyone in this thread who's currently enrolled or working as HIM practitioner/consultant? Can you provide insights, like how hard or easy it is to find jobs in this field, stability, salary-wise, etch. Much appreciated.
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