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The Art and Science of Health Data Analytics

USF’s Master of Science in Health Informatics program is focused on training the next generation of informaticists in the art and science of health data analytics. Healthcare and technical professionals learn everything from the basics of programming to cutting-edge statistical and machine learning methods in interprofessional, project-based classrooms.

Related Video: The importance of Health Informatics in our evolving healthcare industry

Job Outcomes

  • Our graduates are well-prepared for current and future challenges in this field. Importantly, our graduates have the technical skill to work with computer scientists and programmers, and a deep understanding of the healthcare environment to work with doctors, nurses, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals.
  • Our graduates have found opportunities in large hospitals or medical centers, research institutions, startups, government health agencies, and global health organizations. Positions have included Clinical Data Analyst, Director of Clinical Informatics Research, Statistical Analyst, Senior Programmer Analyst and Advanced Research or Clinical training (MD, DNP, PhD in Biomedical Informatics). 

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Video: Introduction to the growing field of Health Informatics

Dr. William Bosl explains Health Informatics' importance in our current Healthcare system, click to play Watch the Video

What is Health Informatics?

Dr. William Bosl, Professor and Program Director of the Master of Science in Health Informatics program, gives an introduction to the art and science of health informatics and its importance in the evolving healthcare industry.

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