As a Health Information Management student, you'll take specialized courses in Health Information Management, which include training in specialized computer labs, individual practicums and extramurals, class field trips to hospitals where you practice "coding" in intense, real-work situations.
Other complementary courses in biology, business, communications and computing courses round out your education.
Health Information Management is a closed enrollment program, which means you must be registered in the program to take the courses. New students are accepted every two years.
