December saw the 12th cohort from the TN HIMSS and Belmont University’s Fall 2020 Session of the Health IT Workforce Accelerator graduate. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, this one-of-a-kind HIT continuing education program has been conducted virtually.
The graduating students and their companies are:
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Designed for healthcare professionals of all levels, backgrounds and career paths, the program is available in person and in remote settings and teaches students how the blending of healthcare and IT can affect care outcomes. The curriculum also covers the future of healthcare and business processes in healthcare. Throughout the course, students gain exposure to the healthcare provider, payer and vendor settings. Led by HIT professionals, the program’s students experience real-life challenges and determine best practices to bring into their careers. The training offers a detailed view of the U.S. healthcare system and policies, along with specialized knowledge about HIT systems and processes. Participants gain an understanding of vendor solutions and options using team-based skills. For more information and to register for future classes, please visit the Website. |
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