HIIM

HIIM

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Needed Technical Skills

Program Director's Greeting

Health Informatics and Information Management:
Announcements

 

TECHNOLOGY KEEPS BRINGING US CLOSER AND CLOSER

 

When Gloria Anderson wants to talk to her Health Information Technology students, she heads to the Coding Café, virtually.

 

"Grab a drink and sit down so we can chat," the Shoreline Community College instructor says each week via her computer to medical coding students that are spread across the U.S.  "Meet me at the Coding Café."

 

Technology is making it easier to deliver information anywhere and anytime. For schools like Shoreline Community College and instructors like Anderson, that means it is easier for students to access their coursework and complete degrees from wherever they can find an Internet connection.  Read more...

 

AtDeskTO OUR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

The Health Informatics and Information Management programs are 100% online including prerequisites and core courses.

 

The application for entry into the 2012-2013 academic year has now closed. A  New application process will start early January 2013 for the 2013-2014 academic year.

 

We strongly suggest attending either a face-to-face informational session or listen/view the online meeting. Click here for the face-to-face Informational Sessions Schedule . Click here to view and listen to a recorded Informational Session .

 

ICD-10-CM/PCS INFORMATION

Gloria Anderson has completed the AHIMA Train-the-Trainer program as well as successfully passed the certification exam. Shoreline Community College is now pleased to announce Gloria Anderson is a certified ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer. With this certification, Gloria will be able to bring up-to-date ICD-10 content to her courses and to the community.

 

HIIM JOB BOARD

Our job board on our Health Care Informatics and Information Management Programs' website benefits both our community and students. If you have a job posting that you would like to share with us, please send this information to Gloria Anderson, ganderso@shoreline.edu. The job announcement will be posted for 60 days (free of charge), after which time, you may contact Gloria to continue with its posting for another 60 days. If a job is filled prior to the 60 days, please let us know so that we can remove it.

 

HOW TO ORDER/PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS FROM THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE

Now there are three ways students can obtain their textbooks from Shoreline Community College. You can purchase your textbooks by visiting the bookstore directly, online, and for select texts, rental options are available.

 

To view what textbooks you might need for your courses visit the Shoreline Community College's book-store at: http://www.shorelineccbookstore.com/ It is easy to view your textbooks online by choosing the quarter in which you will be taking courses and then select the general category of courses from the dropdown menus. Next, choose the class you will be taking and a list of texts should appear. If there is more than one instructor teaching, select your instructor.

 

For those students wishing to order their textbooks online, a shipping fee may occur. The bookstore is located in the bottom floor of the PUB (Pagoda Union Building). It is always advised that students purchase their textbooks prior to the start of class(es) to best pre-pare for the first day.

 

CURRICULUM CHANGES

As of January 1, 2012, the HIIM programs prerequisites will include: Math 80 Elementary Algebra, English 101 Composition, and BIO 170 Human Biology.

 

CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS

Health Information Technology students will be required to have a criminal background check, at their expense, prior to attending professional practice experience (PPE). Students who do not pass this check may have difficulty finding clinical practice sites for their internships and may possibly not be able to complete their program. The Program Director will discuss procedures with students prior to placements at sites. Please note, most health care facilities require all employees to successfully pass criminal background checks before they are hired.

 

 

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