The USCI online Electronic Medical Records School offers 100% online classes that allow you to study any time, any place, on your phone. A career as an Electronic Medical Records Specialist can represent a path to success in the fast-growing healthcare industry!

The Electronic Medical Records Specialist Course provides students with a firm foundation in electronic record principles and practices, preparing them for entry-level positions in the field.

Through Penn Foster's online Electronic Medical Records Certificate (EMR) Program, you'll gain foundational skills and knowledge, and begin to prepare for any industry certifications required to work as an electronic medical records and health information technician.

Our online Electronic Medical Records Training Certificate is designed by experienced healthcare professionals to help you learn essential EMR skills such as understanding HIPAA, using electronic health records software, and more.

In this course, you’ll examine issues concerning electronic medical records (EMR). You’ll review the EMR workflow and templates and learn how to use, edit, and update databases. You’ll also explore the different types of information that are entered into the EMR and how that information is retrieved and used in reporting, billing, and ...

Penn Foster's Electronic Medical Records Certificate consists of two required courses, Electronic Medical Records and Introduction to Allied Health.

U.S. Career Institute’s Electronic Medical Records Specialist program prepares you to sit for the CEHRS certification exam through the NHA. When security, completeness and accuracy of patient data are critical, certification gives employers confidence in your data management knowledge and skills.

Become proficient in the world of patient data and medical records with this comprehensive administrative healthcare program. Get Started Today! What does an Electronic Health Records Specialist do?

Our Electronic Health Records program curriculum covers content structure, management, analysis, and processing of patient records, while reinforcing the importance of quality, patient privacy, and legal compliance.

Medical Assistant- a 12 to 18 month-long program that teaches students useful medical assisting skills, such as: Scheduling patient; Maintaining records; Pharmacology drug classifications; Drug calculations and administration; Phlebotomy; Care, treatment, and understanding of illnesses; CPR and First aid; Electronic medical records application