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Curriculum

The following HIT program options are available:

Associate Degree in Health Information Technology - allows the graduate to take the national certification examination administered by AHIMA to become a Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT).

Diploma in Medical Coding - derived from the associate degree requirements so that a student may complete the diploma first and later return to complete the degree. With experience, the graduate may take a variety of coding credentialing examinations.

HIT Curriculum Information (pdf format)

HIT Advising Worksheet (pdf format)

Students entering the HIT program will be able to pursue their degree at a pace that is comfortable for their needs; although, it is suggested that the entire curriculum be completed within a four-year period.

Graduates of the Associate Degree program must be able to perform competency requirements identified by AHIMA. Graduates of the Diploma program should be able to perform those competencies related to coding and reimbursement.