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Recruiting HIM Professionals

AHIMA provides potential employers with a number of tools to assist then in finding the right health information management (HIM) professional. These tools include:

Sample job descriptions.

A job and resume bank where employers can post jobs, or review the resumes of HIM professionals.

Sample classified ads.

Salary information.

Job Descriptions

HIM professionals serve the healthcare industry in a variety of roles.
Some of these roles include: *Click on job title to view job description.

APC Coordinator	Clinical Data Specialist
Clinical Coding Specialist	Compliance Officer
Data Quality Manager	Data Resource Administrator
Decision Support Specialist	DRG Coordinator
Educator	HIM Director
HIM Compliance Specialist	Information Security Manager
Medical Staff Coordinator	Patient Information Coordinator
Privacy Officer	Quality Improvement Director
Risk Manager	Utilization Management Director

Sample Classified Ads

We've posted a few sample classified ads to assist you in your recruitment efforts. Click on a title below to view the sample ad:

Clinical Coding Specialist Coding Supervisor

HIM Director Privacy Officer

Quality Improvement Director

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