Welcome to Nursing Informatics For All!


If you’re Interested in finding out more about the field of nursing informatics, clinical informatics or health informatics, then the topics covered on this blog might be of interest to you.

Is it true that informatics professionals average a salary of 98k a year?

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In addition to salaries, I also  cover other topics related to informatics interviews, resumes,  and other advice about the informatics field.

You’re not a nurse?

No Problem.

Health Informatics and Clinical Informatics are other general branches in the informatics field, and jobs in these branches don’t require you to be a nurse to get a job.

Below are all the topics I cover in the blog:

All about informatics:

What is nursing informatics?
What do informatics nurses do?
Clinical Informatics What’s the difference with Nursing Informatics?

All about resumes and informatics interview questions:

Tips for an informatics resume.
Interviewing tips for an informatics position.
Nursing Informatics interview questions.
Questions to ask in a nursing informatics interview

All about informatics salaries:

About Nursing informatics salaries.
Salaries for informatics nurses across the country.
Health Informatics Salary

 

As a working professional in the nursing informatics field, it is my goal to have this website provide you with real life information for those who are thinking of getting into the nursing informatics field or informatics in general, or who are looking for EMR jobs and are trying to figure out if this is a field that they might want to pursue.

And who am I?

I’m a registered nurse with IT experience and in the past six years I’ve been specifically working in the Healthcare IT field. My job titles have always revolved around terms such as Clinical Analyst, Informatics Specialist, and some others.

I have helped some friends break into the field and will incorporate some of the tips I shared with them in my posts and that’s why this website is dedicated to answering queries based on my personal work experience in the field, while also providing real life tips that you could use to enter this field as an entry level analyst.

Read more about me here