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Analyst

You’re a person who likes connecting the dots. You think in systems and see patterns where others might not. You probably enjoy working with computers and a complex spreadsheet doesn’t phase you. You may already have a background in analytics or information systems and are interested in transferring those skills to health care—or you may be in an administrative role looking to upskill.

Healthcare analyst
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What's a common health care career path for The Analyst?

Occupations that align with The Analyst's career path advise organizations on computerized health care systems and analyze clinical data.

  • Health information technologists apply their knowledge of information technology and health care in a variety of ways. Some specialize in the electronic health records systems used for storing and retrieving patient data while others analyze health care data for research or evaluation of products and services.
  • Medical registrars create and maintain databases of information, such as those used to track a particular disease or condition. They may collect and analyze information for facility, regional, and national databases; review patients' records and pathology reports to verify completeness and accuracy; assign classification codes to represent the diagnosis and treatment; then track treatment, survival, and recovery.
  • Bioinformatics specialists combine knowledge of computer programming, big data, and biology for careers that range from pharmaceutical and biotechnology development to biological and environmental analysis.
Two people work at their desks, focused on computer screens displaying code. One person wears a striped shirt, the other glasses. The setting is a collaborative office environment, suggesting software development or data analysis.
  • 17%Growth

    In employment of health information technologists and medical registrars over the next decade

  • $55KMedian Salary

    For health information technologists and medical registrars, ranging from $30K to $98K averages

  • 3.4KJobs Opening

    Predicted annually over the next decade due to workers retiring or transferring careers

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

What are the best health care degrees for The Analyst?

The degree necessary for careers in The Analyst's path varies depending on responsibilities. An associate's degree is a minimum requirement, with many roles preferring a bachelor's or master's degree.

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Does The Analyst need a license, certification, or registration?