Certificate in Public Health Informatics

University of Minnesota School of Public Health

Prepare for leadership in Public Health Informatics

  • Learn key technical and leadership skills to manage information systems within an organization or network of organizations.
  • Innovate: conceive, design, develop, implement, and use IT by applying informatics skills to population health.
  • Create state-of-the-art solutions at the intersection of informatics and global public health.

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The Certificate in Public Health Informatics (Cert-PHI) is a 12-month program designed to prepare professionals for leadership positions that bridge information technology and public heath—an increasingly in-demand skillset. Public health informatics professionals work in local, state, and federal health agencies and in a variety of private-sector health organizations.

Students who complete the certificate will be able to implement and manage public health information systems, including: vital statistics systems, online analytic processing tools that support decision-making, immunization registries, population health surveillance, community health information networks, and electronic public health data interchange.

We expect students who complete the Cert-PHI to have expanded and supplemented their current domain knowledge in a way that opens up new corridors of discovery and employment for them.

Contact Information

Program Coordinator
Katy Korchik
korc0004@umn.edu
(612) 626-5665

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