Health Information Management Career Outlook
Demand for health information professionals continues to rise. In fact, demand is so high that many of our students receive job offers before they even graduate!
With a BHIM degree, you will be qualified for a variety of positions including Health Information Manager and/or Director, Quality Coordinator, Database Administrator, Systems Analyst, Data Quality Manager, Compliance Officer and many more. In addition to hospitals and long-term care facilities, health information professionals work in a wide variety of non-patient settings including insurance companies, government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and software development firms.
Health Information Management Career Responsibilities
A career in health information management is highly rewarding, flexible and often very lucrative. Common responsibilities include:
Health Information Management Careers & Salary Outlook
Here are just a few of the career opportunities in the rapidly growing health information management industry*:
*OHIMA’s 2022 Salary Survey
Below you’ll find data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which reports job outlook and salaries based on national data. The career(s) listed below are just a sample of the employment opportunities for this industry/sector. Wages, salaries and job titles will vary depending on years of experience, credentials, geographic location, etc.
This page includes information from O*NET Resource Center by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA). Used under the CC BY 4.0 license.
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