Overview
Lead the Future of Healthcare Through Data and Innovation
If you’re passionate about the intersection of data analytics, healthcare, and technology, becoming an Informaticist may be the ideal career path for you.
Our informatics programs prepare you to excel by combining health knowledge with advanced IT and analytics skills. You’ll learn tools like SQL and Tableau, explore the latest AI advancements, and develop the communication and leadership skills needed to foster innovation in today’s healthcare landscape.
Your Path to Becoming an Informaticist
Degree Programs
Choose from two flexible graduate options designed for working professionals.
The MS in Health Care Informatics prepares professionals from all backgrounds to lead data- and technology-driven improvements in healthcare delivery and outcomes.
For nurses, the MS in Nursing – Leadership with an Informatics specialization blends clinical expertise with advanced data and technology skills, while also building leadership capabilities to drive change in healthcare.
Career Outcomes
Roles in the Informaticist Pathway
Graduates of USD’s informatics-focused programs are prepared to pursue a wide range of roles that blend healthcare, technology, and data. These include:
- Nursing Informatics Specialist
- Clinical Informatics Manager or Director
- Health Information Manager
- EHR Implementation Specialist
- Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
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