Applied Health Informatics Certificate Major Credits
Courses in the University of Providence’s Applied Health Informatics Certificate program are designed to provide students with a wholistic understanding of health information technology, preparing students for roles in informatics and medical records management.
- XAHI 100: Exploring Informatics III (3 Credits)
- XAHI 120: Applying Informatics III (3 Credits)
- XAHI 140: Leading Informatics III (3 Credits)
- XAHI 160: Revealing Informatics III (3 Credits)
Total Credits: 12
Careers In Health Informatics
Graduates of the Applied Health Informatics Certificate program can utilize their certificate across multiple fields in clinical and administrative healthcare. From entry-level positions such as medical records specialists, health information technologists, or medical registrars to mid and senior level roles in nursing or healthcare administration, an Applied Health Informatics Certificate provides graduates with a varying selection of rewarding career paths in informatics.
Application & Admission Requierments
The University of Providence’s Applied Health Informatics Certificate program accepts applications for fall and spring enrollment. Application deadlines are August 16th each year for fall enrollment and December 20th for spring enrollment. For updated information on undergraduate application requirements, deadlines, and program-specific requirements, please visit the University of Providence admissions page.
View the following application and admission requirements for the AHI certificate below:
Program Application: Applicants must complete an online undergraduate application.
Personal Essay: Students are required to complete and submit a personal essay alongside their application. Information on the essay will be provided at the time of application.
Additional Program Information
Learning Outcomes
Discover learning outcomes for the Applied Health Informatics Certificate program.
- Translate clinical and operational needs into initial design and improvement of technology solutions.
- Support better use of health data to help improve outcomes by advocating for data quality and standards compliance.
- Improve patient/consumer and caregivers’ use of existing and emerging technologies, including the electronic health record, for wellness and health care.
- Accelerate the adoption of health information and communication tools and technologies to more rapidly realize the benefits for patients and caregivers.
- Be an organizational resource for application of informatics concepts by demonstrating continuous learning and inquiry about the field.
- Advocate for health information systems that reflect consumers’ needs, values, and preferences and empower them to participate in their care decisions.
- Promote use of health information and communication technologies as foundational for a learning health system that includes active engagement of health care consumers.
Skills You’ll Learn
Find the skills you’ll learn when you enroll in the Applied Health Informatics Certificate program.
- Broad understanding of the health information technology (HIT)
- Impact of informatics in healthcare
- Systems thinking
- Clinical information system life cycle
- HIT-related safety issues.
- Process improvement and redesign
- Project management and design
- Data storytelling, visualization, uses, and communication
Program Costs
The University of Providence is committed to affordability and providing pricing transparency for all School of Health Professions programs. Pricing transparency at UP includes:
- Accessible and up-to-date information on tuition costs, university fees, application and admission fees, deposit amounts, and additional program costs.
- Cost of attendance worksheets outlining specific tuition layouts by program and semester.
- Information about scholarship opportunities and tuition discounts for specific groups.
- Information about the financial aid process.
Visit our Tuition and Fees page to access the latest pricing information. Access the Applied Health Informatics Certificate Estimated Cost Breakdown Sheet to view pricing information for this degree program, including a cost breakdown by semester and associated program costs.
Visit our Financial Aid page to learn more about the financial aid process.
Healthcare Professionals Tuition Incentive
The University of Providence is committed to supporting the healthcare workforce by empowering current healthcare professionals to start, enhance or advance their career in healthcare. The Healthcare Professionals Tuition Incentive (HPTI) Program provides currently employed healthcare professionals with the opportunity to apply tuition discounts to in-demand programs offered through our School of Health Professions catalog.
Visit the Healthcare Professionals Tuition Incentive Program page to learn more.
Providence Health & Services Partnership
Our unique partnership with Providence Health allows eligible Providence Caregivers and their dependents to receive an exceptional education from an accredited, faith-based, university. Caregivers and their dependents who enroll at the University of Providence may receive many possible benefits, such as discounted tuition rates and preferred admission, as part of their education benefits. Visit the Providence Human Resources Service Portal to learn more about caregiver education benefits, the application process for our programs, and tuition discounts.
Start Your Career In Healthcare With An Applied Health Informatics Certificate At UP
Start your journey toward a career in informatics with an Applied Health Informatics Certificate from the University of Providence. Our dynamic program curriculum and qualified faculty will provide you with the support and quality education you need to succeed. Enroll in our program today.
