Public Health Informatics & Technology Micro-credential
To help students interested in a career in the health sciences access career growth and professional opportunities faster, MCC now offers a 3 course micro-credential training in Public Health Informatics & Technology.
Micro-credentials are mini qualifications that train students to be able to complete skills that employers want. This non-degree credential takes less time than a certificate or associate degree and can be earned by completing the following 3 courses:
3 Credits-PHO101 Introduction to Public Health CRN 20912 offered: 1/21/25-3/12/25
3 Credits-PHO102 Health Information Technology CRN 20913 offered: 3/24/25-5/19/25
3 Credits-PHO103 Introduction to Public Health Informatics and Information Systems* CRN 20914 offered: 3/24/25-5/19/25
*Thanks for grant funding, PHO 103 is being offered FREE during the Spring 2025 semester*
MCC’s micro-credentials are designed to:
- Provide specific knowledge in Massachusetts’ fastest growing industries
- Offer focused, in-demand career qualifications
- Meet local workforce and industry partner needs
- Be compact and completed quickly
Register for PHIT classes here:
https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/registration/
For more information please contact:
Kori Boeckeler, PHIT Program Coordinator
Boeckelerk@middlesex.edu
- AS in Liberal Studies, Concentration in Public Health Informatics and Technology degree
This project is supported by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number 90PH0001/01-00, title “ Enhancing the Public Health IT Workforce in the Merrimack Valley,” total award amount of $3,319,974. This information or content and conclusion are those of the author and should be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsement be inferred by ONC, HSS, or the U.S. Government.