Job Description

Location: Main Campus

Session: 2024 Trimestre d\'hiver | Winter Term

Faculty: \xc3\x89cole de gestion Telfer / Telfer School of Management

Unit: Telfer School of Management_PT

Course Title: Health Informatics

Course Code: MHA6370

Section: B00

Course Description: Overview of current developments, issues and challenges in the emerging field of health informatics, with an emphasis on the role it plays in health care transformation initiatives. Historical development and basic foundations of health informatics including theoretical, methodological and ethical/legal underpinnings will be studied. Management implications of health informatics.

Posting limited to: Professeur \xc3\xa0 temps-partiel r\xc3\xa9gulier / Regular Part-Time Professor

Date Posted: August 18, 2023

Closing Date: September 18, 2023

Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above

Expected Enrolment: 25

Approval date: August 18, 2023

Number of credits: 3

Work Hours: 39

Course type: C

Posting type: R\xc3\xa9gulier / Regular

Language of instruction: Anglais | English

Competence in second language: Passive

Course Schedule: Mardi | Tuesday 18:00-21:00 - - Tuesdays, January 9 to April 2 from 6:00 to 9:00pm

Requirements:

Must have a Master\'s degree in an area directly related to the course and demonstrate related experience in the area of the course; or a Canadian baccalaureate degree or its international equivalent with a professional designation (including, but not limited to: CPA, CFA, PMI, CMC, CHRP, CHE) with substantial managerial or professional training and experience (normally 5 years), provided there is strong evidence of management and leadership responsibilities and career progression; or exceptionally, pending approval by a Program Director, substantial managerial or professional training and experience (normally 10 years), provided there is strong evidence of management and leadership responsibilities and career progression.

Teaching mode:

Please note that the teaching method will be delivered in person.
Teaching method might incur changes due to health measures or other reasons.

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