Career Transition: A Change to Health Information Management.

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Career Transition: A Change to Health Information Management

Bored? Unchallenged? Need a new spark in your professional life?

The first step is… to identify your interests and skills and then match them to a career

Health Information Management places you right where healthcare meets the cutting edge of technology

Health Information Management is… one of the fastest growing occupations in one of the fastest growing industries

Health Information Management Professionals… Maintain, collect and analyze the data that doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers rely on to deliver quality healthcare

Managing patient health information and medical records Administering computer information systems Coding the diagnosis and procedures for healthcare services provided to patients Managing patient health information and medical records Administering computer information systems Coding the diagnosis and procedures for healthcare services provided to patients Health Information Management Professionals are experts in …

Managed care organizations Long term care facilities Behavioral health facilities Consulting and law firms Information system vendors Ambulatory care facilities Managed care organizations Long term care facilities Behavioral health facilities Consulting and law firms Information system vendors Ambulatory care facilities Health Information Management Work Settings: Rehabilitation centers Skilled nursing facilities Home care providers Hospitals Government agencies Pharmaceutical companies Physician practices Insurance companies Rehabilitation centers Skilled nursing facilities Home care providers Hospitals Government agencies Pharmaceutical companies Physician practices Insurance companies

Bachelor’s Degree with a RHIA credential –$30,000 to $50,000 starting –$50,000 to $75,000 five years out Associate’s Degree with a RHIT credential –$20,000 to $30,000 starting –$30,000 to $50,000 five years out Bachelor’s Degree with a RHIA credential –$30,000 to $50,000 starting –$50,000 to $75,000 five years out Associate’s Degree with a RHIT credential –$20,000 to $30,000 starting –$30,000 to $50,000 five years out Competitive Salaries

How Do You Get Started? How Do You Get Started?

Associate’s or bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution A listing of accredited Health Information Management programs across the country can be obtained from the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) Associate’s or bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution A listing of accredited Health Information Management programs across the country can be obtained from the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) Step One: Formal Education

Pass a certification examination and earn a health information management credential Step Two: Certification

Demonstrates to co-workers and supervisors a dedication to quality healthcare and the highest standards of Health Information Management Tells employers that you have been trained and tested to implement best practices and apply current technology solutions Sets you apart from job candidates who are not credentialed Demonstrates to co-workers and supervisors a dedication to quality healthcare and the highest standards of Health Information Management Tells employers that you have been trained and tested to implement best practices and apply current technology solutions Sets you apart from job candidates who are not credentialed Why a Credential?

Requires a bachelor’s degree Frequently leads to a management level position requiring plenty of interaction with colleagues on the medical, financial and administrative staff Requires a bachelor’s degree Frequently leads to a management level position requiring plenty of interaction with colleagues on the medical, financial and administrative staff RHIA – Registered Health Information Administrator

Requires an associate’s degree RHITs often get jobs analyzing data, reporting patient information and working on reimbursement Requires an associate’s degree RHITs often get jobs analyzing data, reporting patient information and working on reimbursement RHIT – Registered Health Information Technician

Go to –Learn more about HIM careers –Get firsthand viewpoints from health information management professionals –Check out financing opportunities Discuss your interest with an admissions representative at an accredited school Go to –Learn more about HIM careers –Get firsthand viewpoints from health information management professionals –Check out financing opportunities Discuss your interest with an admissions representative at an accredited school Career Planning Checklist

Healthcare + Technology = Success for You

Thanks and Good Luck!

Jill M. Dervan HIT Program Director Darton College Jill M. Dervan HIT Program Director Darton College