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Duke is the ideal setting for Clinical Informatics Management studies.
We foster strong partnerships with the global health informatics industry.
Graduates with a Master of Management in Clinical Informatics are trained to excel in a variety of settings across the health care and informatics spectrum:
- Hospitals and health care systems
- Health informatics firms
- Public health organizations
- Government/NGO’s
- Research laboratories
- Medical software firms
- Insurance companies
- Medical technology (drug and device) firms
- Educational institutions
Career opportunities can be found in management, planning, administration, coordinating, consulting, IT, and education:
- Systems/application analyst
- Project manager
- IT department director
- Consultant
- Director of quality/quality management function
- Supplier/vendor-related positions, such as sales, marketing support, implementation, project management, or product development
- Entrepreneurial opportunities with information technology start-up ventures
Other managerial and executive positions in health care