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Master of Health Informatics students

Master of Health Informatics students come from all academic and professional backgrounds, drawn to a curriculum that combines the best of three U-M schools. Whether you want to improve patient outcomes or develop fitness wearables that work, you need to understand data, technology and how people and organizations operate. 

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Ambar Amoros-Gomez

Ambar Amoros-Gomez is exploring overlooked issues in medicine. Her ultimate goal? "Making sure that people of color are getting the treatment that they deserve.” 

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Christine Carethers

Christine Carethers is using data to visualize new possibilities for patients and clinicians at Michigan Medicine.

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Emmi Carr

Emmi Carr

Emmi has taken full advantage of her UMSI courses and internships, including one that led to a full-time job offer in her field. 

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Kayj Garrison

Kayj Garrison

Kayj Garrison's multifaceted approach to public health humanizes processes that impact people's lives and health. 

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Emily Trumpower

Emily Trumpower had worked as a NICU dietitian for over a decade when she realized a problem in her field could be solved by health informatics. 

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John O'Malley

Former Peace Corps volunteer John O'Malley hasn’t wasted any time since arriving in Ann Arbor. In addition to starting the MHI program, he’s working for two major players in dental health. 

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