r/HealthInformatics

Hi all, just curious to hear about those working in clinical informatics roles (analyst, HIS specialist, etc) how is your work/life balance, especially if you have a family or young children? I work in bedside right now and am thinking of transitioning into informatics and work-life balance is one of the things I am considering. For those who have made the transition, how does your current role compare to bedside in terms of hours, stress, flexibility, remote/hybrid work, and being able to manage family responsibilities? Would love to hear about your experiences if you are in similar situations and/or if you have young children.

I am a 25 year old Namibian male looking for a role that's related to Big Data or Health Information Systems as I have graduated with degrees in both disciplines.

Unfortunately, the market for both of these are not seemingly strong in my country of origin.

So I would like to know if there are any international opportunities I can grasp on to because being unemployed for this long is absolutely demoralizing.

I’m trying so hard to get into healthcare tech and I am not having any luck I’m looking for an advice. I am currently working as a revenue healthcare specialist before this job jobs. I was working in Cash posting I was also working in claims with CVS Aetna and I worked for Anthem as a customer service rep. I have experience in epic, waystar QNXT avality. I am teaching myself Python in SQL. I just don’t know where t

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