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Program Details
CD-ED’s Health Information Management (HIM) Diploma program prepares you for a rewarding career in the growing field of healthcare data management. This fully online program equips you with the technical skills, industry knowledge, and certification needed to succeed in managing electronic health records and healthcare informatics.
Key program features include:
• Flexible full-time and part-time options to fit your schedule
• Monthly start dates—no long waitlists
• Training in electronic health records, data management, and informatics
Graduates are prepared for roles in hospitals, clinics, government agencies, and healthcare organizations across Canada.
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About Our Program
With the increased use of electronic health records, the demand for skilled HIM professionals is rising. As an HIM specialist, you’ll play a critical role in managing health data, supporting patient care, and influencing public health policies.
CD-ED’s online format provides a high-quality education accessible from anywhere in Canada, including Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia. Whether you’re launching a new career or advancing in healthcare, this program gives you the knowledge and flexibility to succeed.
You’ll learn:
Set Yourself Apart with Certification
Graduating from the CD-ED Health Information Management (HIM) Diploma program is just the beginning! Our program prepares you to take the CHIMA National Certification Exam, so you can earn the Certified Health Information Management (CHIM) credential, recognized across Canada.
Why Does Certification Matter?
Successfully passing the CHIMA national exam gives you:
- The CHIM credential – A mark of excellence in the HIM field.
- The Certified HIM Professional title – Proof of your expertise and commitment.
Without certification, you can’t use the CHIM credential or call yourself an HIM professional. That’s because CHIM is a protected title, and HIM™ is a registered trademark of CHIMA.
Some programs may offer HIM training, but not all prepare you for certification. By choosing a program like CD-ED’s, you become fully equipped to successfully challenge the CHIMA exam and enter the workforce with confidence.

Hours | Course Subject |
220 | Health Information Management I |
220 | Health Data Classification I |
202.5 | Pathophysiology |
202.5 | Anatomy & Physiology |
35 | Medical Terminology |
15 | HIT – Windows 10 |
20 | HIT – MS Word |
25 | HIT – MS PowerPoint |
45 | HIT – MS Excel |
40 | HIT – MS Access |
75 | Health Informatics |
150 | Practicum I |
50 | Basic College Math |
265 | Health Information Management II |
80 | Health Information Law |
130 | Health Data Classification II |
80 | Statistics |
80 | Canadian Healthcare System |
50 | Ethics in Health Care |
50 | Epidemiology |
50 | Business Communications |
110 | Research Project |
90 | Leadership and Management |
105 | Synthesis Project |
10 | Occupational Health & Safety |
150 | Practicum II |
Hours | Course Subject |
50 | Business College Math |
35 | Medical Terminology |
15 | HIT – Windows 10 |
20 | HIT – MS Word |
25 | HIT – MS PowerPoint |
35 | HIT – MS Excel |
40 | HIT – MS Access |
200 | Anatomy & Physiology |
200 | Pathophysiology |
50 | Business Communications |
95 | Leadership and Management |
205 | Health Information Management |
205 | Health Data Classification I |
70 | Canadian Healthcare System |
75 | Statistics |
50 | Ethics in Health Care |
10 | Occupational Health & Safety |
50 | Ethics in Health Care |
10 | Occupational Health & Safety |
90 | Practicum I |
255 | Health Information Management II |
125 | Health Data Classification II |
75 | Health Information Law |
50 | Epidemiology |
80 | Health Informatics |
90 | Research Project |
90 | Practicum II |
105 | Synthesis Project |
Career Opportunities
Graduates of CD-ED’s Health Information Management (HIM) Diploma program are in high demand across the healthcare industry. With expertise in electronic health records, medical coding, data analysis, and healthcare informatics, you’ll be prepared for a variety of rewarding roles in both the public and private sectors.
HIM professionals are vital in maintaining accurate health data, ensuring compliance with regulations, and supporting healthcare decision-making. Career paths include:
HIM professionals are employed in a wide range of settings, including hospitals, clinics, insurance companies, government agencies, research institutions, and health technology firms.