Professional Certificate in Health Informatics - Atkinson
School of Nursing
Coordinator: Nancy Sangiuliano
This certificate may be taken independently for students who have a community college diploma or university degree in a health-related field or concurrently with a health-related university degree.
Prospective students must be admitted to Atkinson and must satisfy the following conditions:
1. A community college diploma in a health-related field with an overall grade point average of B (college 3.0) or a university degree in a health-related field with an overall grade point average of B (university 6.0) or
2. The certificate may be taken concurrently with a health-related university degree. If the student does not already hold a completed health-related university degree or college diploma, then the concurrent degree must be completed in order to obtain the certificate.
Standing:
A cumulative grade point average of 6.0 (B) and a minimum grade of C+ (5.0) in each of the six required core certificate courses must be achieved to satisfy certificate requirements. New students who are admitted under application criteria 2 above (i.e. in a concurrent degree), must have a cumulative grade point average of 6.0 (B) and a minimum grade of C+ (5.0) in each of the major courses in the concurrent degree.
Requirements: 30 credits including:
(a) Prerequisite for core requirements:
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AK/NURS 3190 3.00 or AK/AS/SC/CSE 1520 3.00 or for students with equivalent preparation, permission of the coordinator of health informatics certificate.
Note: This course can be challenged for students with equivalent preparation. Contact the School of Nursing.
(b) Core requirements (18 credits):
Note: A cumulative grade point average of 6.0 (B) and a minimum grade of C+ (5.0) in the required six core certificate courses must be achieved to satisfy certificate requirements.
(c) Elective Requirements:
12 credits* from the following list:
Notes:
* Students who take AK/ADMS 2300 6.00 will take nine elective credits rather than 12.
** These courses are suitable as elective courses for BScN students.
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