Non-dev Medical
You're a nurse, physician, pharmacist, or other healthcare worker. You know patients and clinical workflow, but programming, databases, and APIs are new to you. You'll start with technology foundations.
A bootcamp that takes you from zero to job-ready in health informatics. You learn in short lessons, then build one hospital information system, piece by piece, on your own machine.
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| systolic | diastolic | unit |
|---|---|---|
| 120 | 80 | mmHg |
"resourceType": "Observation",
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systolic 120 mmHg,
diastolic 80 mmHg
]Pick one and you get a roadmap in the right order for you. Every track stays open whichever you choose.
You're a nurse, physician, pharmacist, or other healthcare worker. You know patients and clinical workflow, but programming, databases, and APIs are new to you. You'll start with technology foundations.
You're a developer, IT professional, or data analyst. You can build software, but hospitals, clinical workflow, and healthcare standards are new to you. You'll start with healthcare foundations.
You're new to both healthcare and technology, perhaps changing careers. No background is assumed. You'll start from the very beginning and take the full path.
Each lesson gives a short explanation in plain language, framed for both clinicians and developers, then points you to up to three free courses or official docs.
You join the informatics team at MedCore Health, a fictional hospital. Work tickets arrive the way real requests do: vague, urgent, and with evidence to dig through.
Thirteen milestones add up to one hospital information system in your own repository: registration, orders and results, HL7 and FHIR integration, go-live plans.
Track 0 is open to everyone, so you can try it first. When you are ready, one payment opens the rest.