Clinical Informatics Graduate Certificate

The one-year clinical informatics graduate certificate program is designed for licensed clinicians—physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals—who aim to lead in the expanding field of clinical informatics. You'll enhance your ability to leverage health IT to improve care quality, streamline workflows, and boost both provider and patient satisfaction.

With rising demand for electronic health record expertise, this program prepares you to lead system implementation and drive better outcomes across health care settings.

Gain the skills to lead the use of health IT in clinical settings to improve the quality, safety, and outcomes of care. You’ll learn how to integrate data from different systems, apply standards for documenting and sharing health information, and use technology to support better decision-making. You’ll also develop strong information literacy and management skills, including how to find, evaluate, and protect patient information in today’s digital health

A bachelor's degree and a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

Successful applicants include physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, health care administrators, IT professionals, health researchers and others with a background in health care or IT.