Pueblo Community College

Employing the latest resources, the Pueblo Community College Health Information Technology program develops the knowledge, skills, and practical experience that employers value. When pursuing degrees and certificates in Health Information Management (HIM) and Technology (HIT), students complete guided studies in the disciplines of medicine, management, finance, information technology, and law, opening new opportunities to choose from a variety of jobs across many different health care settings. The program is offered online in its entirety.


PCC is well positioned to prepare students for global health information and technology employment. PCC provides a robust accredited Health Information Technology program as well as a Computer Information Systems program that is designated by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Academic Excellence for Cyber Defense Education. In addition to a well-established and CAHIIM-accredited AAS degree with emphasis in Medical Coding, PCC now prepares students for the CAHIMS credential in the AAS with an emphasis in Healthcare Information Systems. Students are also choosing the CIS AAS Networking Cyber Security degree with an Introduction to Health Information Technology certificate, educating them to utilize their CompTIA A+, Network+, and Network Security+ certificates in the health care environment.