Rockland County-based Dominican University New York is rolling out a public health informatics and technology certificate program.
The certificate program is available for professionals already in the field with a bachelor's degree, and there is an option for undergraduate students to take the program as a minor.
The certificate program is available online.
"Whether you're seeking to enter the healthcare field, want to accelerate your healthcare or IT career, or are an employer in need of a workforce with upgraded skills, the Public Health Informatics and Technology program at Dominican can open the door to a wealth of opportunities," Program Director Carrie Boericke said. "The difference between Dominican's program and similar offerings is that ours is taught through the lens of public health with its focus on epidemiology, social determinants of health and interoperability."