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Health Information Services - Spring, Diploma

If you've always wanted to enter the exciting world of healthcare but didn't want to spend years achieving your dream, the Health Information Services program is for you. Developed to prepare professionals to manage and coordinate the flow of patient information in a healthcare setting, this is a wonderful opportunity for a first career, change in a career, or even a way to build healthcare experience on your current resume!

In just nine months, you will become knowledgeable in working with the computerized health systems, scheduling, insurance, billing and coding for reimbursement and medical records management.

Job opportunities for graduates of this program include: Hospitals, Specialty Clinics, Long-Term Care Facilities, Home Health Agencies, Chiropractic, Optometry and Dental Offices.

 
Semester
Course Title
Credits
Spring

SSS 100 Student Success Seminar

2

HC 110 Basic Anatomy

3

HC 113 Medical Terminology

2

CIS 100

Keyboarding (Standard is 40 cwam. Please see Student Services about testing out)

2

CIS 101 Computer Essentials

2

HC 114 Health Care/Human Relations

3

HIS 101 Intro to Health Information Systems

2

16

Summer

COMM 102 Communications in the Workplace

3

3

Fall

HIS 119 Computerized Health Systems

3

HIS 121 Insurance/Billing/Coding

3

HIS 122 Techniques and Transcription

3

HIS 124 Patient Flow and Patient

2

HIS 130 Clinical Preceptorship*

6

17

Total Credits 36

 

*Requires satisfactory completion of all required coursework and approval of Program Chair.

A “C” or higher is required for all HC & HIS courses.

Students entering a program in any semester other than outlined may not graduate in the expected amount of time.