Medicine:Certified Health Informatics Systems Professional
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The Certified Health Informatics Systems Professional (CHISP) is a professional certification accrediting individuals in the health information technology (HIT) profession.[1] The CHISP certification is offered by the American Society of Health Informatics Managers (ASHIM) for candidates who demonstrate skills in the following core competencies: clinical, communications, compliance/legal considerations, health informatics, information analysis, medical administrative operations, and technology. Its Industry Advisory Board is made up of 12 professionals who are experts in the healthcare and technology industry.[2]
Members of the 2010 Advisory Panel
- Adam Michael Clark, Ph.D, Director of Research and Policy, Lance Armstrong Foundation
- David Bates, MD, Chief of the Division of General Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
- Frederick H. (Rick) Blake, Principal and Chief Health Strategist, Strategic Health Resources
- James Walker, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Geisinger Health System
- Joel White, Executive Director, Health IT Now Coalition
- John Klimek, R.Ph., SVP of Industry IT, National Council for Prescription Drug Programs
- Judy Murphy, RN, FACMI, FHIMSS, VP Information Services, Aurora Health Care
- Michael Miscoe JD, CPC, CASCC, CUC, CHCC President, Practice Masters, Inc.
- Michael Stearns, MD, CPC, CFPC, former president and CEO of e-MDs
- Stephanie L. Jones, CPC, CEMC, SVP, American Society of Health Informatics Managers
- Shahid N. Shah, CEO, Netspective Communications
- Tip Ghosh, CEO, Bloomsbury Consulting.
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