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Health Information Technology Certification in Wisconsin - WI
By an allied health world contributing writer
Published: November, 18 2010
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Wisconsin is one of many states that does not require people to undergo a certification process before working in health information technology. However, health information technology is a complex, specialized field, and having some form of certification will show employers that not only are you qualified to do your work but you are dedicated to it. If you do decide to become certified, there are several options for health information technology certification in Wisconsin that you can choose from.
The most highly-regarded type of health information technology certification in Wisconsin is that awarded by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), an association of HIT professionals. If you want to become certified as a Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT), you must have a degree from a two-year program in health information technology at a school that has been approved by AHIMA. Additionally, most schools certify students who have graduated from health information technology programs with a qualifying degree or diploma.
Through campus based and online programs, aspiring health information technicians in Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay, Wisconsin may be able to prepare themselves for the possibility of employment in some of the largest hospitals and healthcare facilities in the state including the Aurora Saint Luke's Medical Center, Saint Joseph's Hospital, University of Wisconsin Hospital, and Saint Mary's Hospital.
Health Information Technology Schools in Wisconsin
- Gurnee
- Health Information Systems
- Certificate Medical Coding and Billing
- Milwaukee
- Diploma - Medical Insurance Billing and Coding
- Greenfield
- School of Information Technology
- Saint Paul
- Medical Insurance Billing and Coding (Diploma)
- Minneapolis
- Associate - Health Information Technology
- Associate - Electronics and Computer Technology
Earn the respect of employers with a degree you can earn on campus, online or both.
