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Career Opportunities in Health Information Management

A career as a health information management (HIM) professional is dynamic. As healthcare advances, HIM provides the patient data needed to successfully navigate the changes.

HIM encompasses a wide range of job functions. Among them are Medical Records Management, Privacy Officer, Risk Management, Medical Coding, Corporate Compliance, and Data Analysis and Reporting.

Obtaining HIM Qualifications

AHIMA wants you to realize your potential in this exciting field. Whether you are planning to start a new career in HIM or evolve in the profession, education and certification often play key roles. Click here for further explanation.

Preparation and Getting the Word Out

Looking for resume development, networking, interviewing, or similar advice? Visit careerassist.ahima.org to contact a Career Coach. And, when you're ready, use Career Assist to post your resume and land that all-important HIM position.

Transitioning to HIM

Are you a current healthcare professional looking to transition to HIM and need advice on how your skills translate? Contact Susan Parker.

Susan Parker, MEd, RHIA, has been actively involved in the health information management industry for over 25 years. She is currently owner of Seagate Consultants, a recruiting firm focused on health information management.

Susan will open a dialog with you that will result in a career action plan you both feel is reflective of your goals.

You may contact Susan at careercounselor@ahima.org or (910) 392-0047.

Please allow at least 48 business hours for a return response from Susan.

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