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Health Information Manager Career Guide

Manage patient health information and medical records, ensuring accuracy and security.

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Median: $72,000
Hours/week: 40
Education: Bachelor's
Growth: 13%

Overview

Manage patient health information and medical records, ensuring accuracy and security.

Median Salary
$72,000
Weekly Hours
40
Education
Bachelor's
Job Growth
13%

Key Metrics

Stress5/10
Work-Life Balance7/10
Job Security8/10
Remote Friendly7/10
Physical Demand2/10
Automation Risk5/10

Pros

  • +Good pay
  • +Remote options
  • +Healthcare stability
  • +Growing field

Cons

  • -Detail-oriented
  • -Regulatory compliance
  • -Sedentary
  • -Technology changes

Savings Calculator

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Yearly Savings
$7,200
Monthly Savings
$600

Top Employers Hiring for Healthcare

HCA Healthcare
Kaiser Permanente
Mayo Clinic
Cleveland Clinic
UnitedHealth Group

About This Career

Manage patient health information and medical records, ensuring accuracy and security.

Guide to Education

Required Education

Bachelor's

Typical Training

4 years of experience/training

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need certification?

RHIA certification is preferred.

Where do health info managers work?

Hospitals, clinics, insurance companies, and consulting.

Is health information management growing?

Yes, as healthcare digitizes.

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