Health Information Technician
Accurate patient data is critical for appropriate appointment and procedure billing for patients, insurance companies and healthcare operations. Health Information Technicians maintain the electronic health records that follow patients across facilities and assist healthcare teams in making medical decisions.
Students learn skills in:
- Anatomy, Physiology, Medical Terminology, and Diagnostic Terminology
- Professional, confidential and appropriate information documentation and sharing
- 60 credit degree
- Online courses
- Start in fall or spring
Program Delivery
- Fully online
- No set meeting time; students attend lectures and access class materials according to their schedules
- Full or part time
- Fall and spring start
Program Cost*
Tuition/Fees
- AAS Degree – $14,314
Additional Costs
- Book costs vary
Program Highlights
Careers & Jobs
- Health Information Technician
- Clinical Data Specialist
- Patient Information Coordinator
- Medical Coding Specialist
- Billing Clerk
