Partnership Programs
AMIA - OHSU 10x10 Certificate in Biomedical Informatics
The introductory-level, distance learning program at OHSU is the 10x10 Program. Run in partnership with the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA), this program aims to train individuals at the Expert level. The 10x10 moniker comes from a goal to train 10,000 health care professionals by the year 2010 in basic informatics so they can be local experts representing users in their communities. This course, which is administered by AMIA, is an adaptation of the introductory course in the OHSU curriculum, with an addition of a 1-2 day in-person session covering additional material in an interactive manner. Although 10x10 does not grant degrees, the course can be used for subsequent credit in the other OHSU programs pending successful completion of a final exam (which is not otherwise required in 10x10).
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Providence - OHSU
The Providence - OHSU Informatics Program is a unique partnership between Providence Health system and OHSU's Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology (DMICE). The program addresses the need for a greater understanding of medical informatics by operational hospital and clinical personnel at Providence Health System. The program is designed in modules, which can be studied online, both within the hospital setting and at home to fit the schedules of employees.Registration Opens January 2013.
Portland State University - OHSU 3+2
Portland State University and Oregon Health & Science University offer an accelerated, collaborative degree program in Biomedical Informatics. Designed for high-achieving Freshmen, students in this program combine Portland State and OHSU courses to receive both a B.S. Computer Science degree and a Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics degree at the end of five years.
