If technical and analytical skills, are part of your skill set, and you are detail-oriented and have great interpersonal skills, a career as a health information technician may be worth exploring.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., March 6-- Springfield Technical Community College issued the following news: The health information technology program at Springfield Technical Community College was awarded ...

New Jersey has the highest average annual salary for medical records and health information technicians, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The medical records and health information ...

Medical records and health information technicians are responsible for coding and categorizing patient information for insurance reimbursement purposes, as well as other data-related tasks. Here are ...

On average, registered health information technicians earn $40,348 per year, according to Payscale data. 1. Hourly salary for registered health information technicians can range from $11.88 to $23.63.

YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University has announced the launch of a fully online Associate of Science in Health Information Management (HIM) degree, beginning with the fall semester. Offered ...

Technical barriers, workforce limitation, privacy concerns and cost may all contribute to lower rates of electronic exchange ...

Opportunities in the health care field abound in many different categories, including the position of Health Information Technician. The demand for employees trained in Health Information Technology ...

Amanda Cardenas credits TSTC and its Health Information Technology instructors for her career success at Valley Regional Medical Center. (Photo Courtesy of Amanda Cardenas) SWEETWATER Amanda Cardenas ...

Healthcare data and its use to create better patient outcomes can be found in most health professions, whether directly or indirectly. The minor in Health Information Management helps prepare students ...

This past July, President Barack Obama signed new legislation that will reward hospitals that optimize their use of electronic health records, creating a greater a need for health information ...

Tara Dixon feels that not enough people understand and respect what her profession does, which is to organize and protect the security of medical histories and other health-related documents. “It’s my ...