Six-month certificate programs,
thousands of job openings

Get into a high-demand field implementing and supporting electronic health records (EHR) in only six months. Employers are expected to need as many as 50,000 Health Information Technology (HIT) professionals within the next five years.
Practice Workflow and Information Management
Redesign Specialist
Clinician/Practitioner Consultant
Implementation Support Specialist
Technical Software Support Staff

Searching for Qualified Candidates

If you have a background in health care, project management or information technology, a Health Information Technology (HIT) program can be your path to a rewarding career. MATC is one of 84 colleges in the U.S. and the only one in southeastern Wisconsin to offer these innovative programs. This program is part of the national effort to ensure information exchange among healthcare providers and public health authorities while keeping records protected. This is a requirement of the federal Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) of 2009.

Clinics/Providers/Hospitals

To learn more about group training/customized package
options, contact the HIT program coordinator.

Apply Now

For more information or to pre-apply,
go to matc.edu/healthinfotech

Contact Us

HIT program coordinator Laurie Kohel:
kohell@matc.edu or 414-297-7146.
Health Information Technology (HIT)
 

MATC now offers four advanced certificate training programs for professionals in health care, IT and project/analyst occupations.

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