The Health Information Management BS at Fairleigh Dickinson University is designed for aspiring professionals who aim to bridge the critical gap between healthcare delivery and data management. In an era where health data is paramount, you will explore the complex landscape of medical, administrative, ethical, and legal requirements governing health information. This undergraduate degree prepares you to collect, analyze, and utilize vital data, ensuring the integrity and accessibility of information essential for patient care and industry advancement. You will gain foundational knowledge in areas such as medical terminology, bioethics, and health care economics.
This comprehensive "2+2" program is studied full-time on campus, with the first two years at Fairleigh Dickinson University and the subsequent two years at Rutgers University School of Health Professions, requiring a total of 123 credits for graduation. You will engage with core subjects including information systems, health care law and policy, and statistics, preparing you for the professional component of the program. Upon successful completion at Rutgers, you will earn your BS in Health Information Management, equipped with the analytical and technical skills to pursue roles as a health information professional, such as a Registered Record Administrator (RHIA).