What do Medical Informatics Technology majors do?

Medical Informatics professionals engage in workflow/process improvement, which requires the ability to problem-solve and organize and manage schedules and timelines. Communication and interpersonal skills are key as well, as are leadership and analytical prowess. Of course, you also must be able to work with health data systems. Individuals with competency in programming and coding, and a background in healthcare, often find great success in the field.