Our students of public health informatics have a wide range of skills that can be useful in internships. Some of the key skills that they possess include:
Data analysis and management: Our students are skilled in collecting, analyzing, and managing large data sets. This skill can be useful in internships that involve data analysis and management, such as working with electronic health records or conducting epidemiological research.
Technical proficiency: Students have a strong background in technology, including experience with programming languages, database management systems, and data visualization tools. This can be useful in internships that involve working with technology or developing software solutions.
Communication: Students are trained in effective communication skills, both written and verbal. This can be useful in internships that involve presenting data, writing reports, or communicating with stakeholders.
Project management: Students are often trained in project management skills, including planning, organization, and prioritization. This can be useful in internships that involve managing projects, such as implementing new software systems or conducting a research study.
Critical thinking: Public health informatics students are trained to think critically and analytically, which can be useful in internships that involve problem-solving and decision-making.
CCPHIT students have a wide range of industry applicable skills and can be placed in diverse roles based on your company’s needs.