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Degree & Certificate Programs · Rapidly Expanding Job Market · Exciting & Evolving Job Opportunities · Transferable Skills · More Earning Power · Workforce Ready · Transfer Ready
“Our mission is to prepare students for purposeful and rewarding careers in the field of health information to benefit the community. We support the regional economy by being a center of excellence for Health Information education.”
Few professions offer the level of diversity in positions and tasks, as well as job security, as Health Information Technology (HIT). HIT is positioned at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and business. HIT professional duties span medical coding, clinical documentation integrity, supporting and creating the computer systems required, data analytics, management, patient privacy, network security, and beyond. HIT professionals empower partners in healthcare to provide high-quality, efficient, financially prudent, and life-saving care.
Employing the latest resources, the PCC HIT program develops the knowledge, skills, and practical experience that employers value. When pursuing degrees and certificates in Health Information Management (HIM) and Technology (HIT), students complete guided studies from the disciplines of medicine, management, finance, information technology, and law, opening new opportunities to choose from a variety of jobs across many different healthcare settings.
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