Top EHR vendors. Learn about Allscripts, athenahealth, Epic, Cerner, NextGen, Practice Fusion, GE Healthcare, McKesson, Greenway Health, MEDITECH, and eClinicalWorks.
Read moreTop EHR Vendors 2025 – Epic, Cerner/Oracle, Meditech, Allscripts

Top EHR vendors. Learn about Allscripts, athenahealth, Epic, Cerner, NextGen, Practice Fusion, GE Healthcare, McKesson, Greenway Health, MEDITECH, and eClinicalWorks.
Read moreHealthcare IT certifications for 2025. Check out the top certifications that can help you jump start your technology career in 2025.
Read moreOne of the reasons why Epic Systems has become the technology leader in healthcare organizations is that they have built an integrated platform for almost all areas of care. Learn about the major modules, applications, and patient engagement tools from Epic. EpicCare Ambulatory, Epic Hyperspace, Cadence, Stork, MyChart, Epic Healthy Planet, Epic OpTime, Cupid, Epic Radiant, Epic ClinDoc, Chronicles, Epic ASAP.
Read moreHere is where you can learn what a health information analyst does, including document management, release of information, chart audits, and patient safety.
Read moreHere is the truth about Epic certification, and how to get Epic certified. Proficiency vs certification and Epic go-live support jobs.
Read moreIf you are struggling to find a great career path, a career in Healthcare Information Technology could be what you’re looking for. Here are seven great things about working in Healthcare IT.
Read moreDo you know much can you really make working in Healthcare IT? Find out here with recent data from this health information technology salary report. We’ll look at salaries for project managers, applications analysts, clinical trainers, and cover different parts of the country.
Read moreIf you want to get into Healthcare IT, a clear path may be to move from another hospital department into IT…
Read moreDid you know that one of the hottest jobs in Healthcare IT is the Clinical Application Specialist? What does a Clinical Application Analyst do, and how much does it pay?
Read moreIn a hospital IT department, it’s important to have an understanding of the medical devices that are being used in your organization. Many of those devices communicate data to and from many other systems, including electronic medical records. IT staff will work with the device engineers and Biomed technicians to configure communications settings, validate data, and refine workflow tasks.
While most of the companies covered here have operations and products outside the device area (sometimes many), some don’t have much of a connection to a hospital IT department.
Learn about the Epic Credentialed Trainer position. This can be your chance to break into Healthcare Information Technology.
Read moreLearn how to answer the challenging and unexpected Healthcare IT interview questions.
Read moreDo you work as a CNA or MA in Healthcare, and would like to move to Healthcare Information Technology? This is the post for you! I’m going to give you a detailed month-by-month plan to help you land that first Healthcare IT job in one year or less…
Read moreEpic Hospitals in Washington State. Almost all Healthcare organizations in the Pacific Northwest are on Epic. Learn about Epic at MultiCare, Providence, Kaiser, Valley Medical, and others. Includes Infographic.
Read moreWhat Is An SME? A Subject Matter Expert in Healthcare IT provides support and advocacy for the end-users of clinical software. They are important members of software implementation projects. Becoming a SME can help your career…
Read moreAre you looking for how to get an entry level information technology job? Maybe you’re not sure if Healthcare IT is where you want to start. This is the post for you. Let’s look at the great opportunities in Healthcare IT…
Read moreI’m excited today to give you a career highlight on one of the most important jobs in a Healthcare IT department, the Clinical Systems Analyst. The way this job is packaged may vary from one organization to another. Some organizations may consider the Clinical Systems Analyst to be someone who works with systems from a high level architecture angle. This differs from an Applications Analyst, who implements, supports, and trains clinical systems, but does not work much with the underlying architecture. In other organizations, we may be talking about more of a Systems Administrator, who is responsible for the implementation and support of core technical infrastructure. Let’s look at both approaches.
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