HIT Camp 2014 Health Careers Exploration Camp Live and learn about careers in health information technology on the beautiful SUNY Oswego campus located on the shore of Lake Ontario. The Division of Extended Learning is proud to sponsor the first HIT residential camp! Academic Program Highlights • • • • • • • • • • • • SUNY Oswego campus tour Telemedicine Artificial Intelligence Electronic Medical Records Robotics 3-D Printer Architecture/Engineering Oswego Health Hospital visit Health Informatics Imaging Data Mining Planetarium visit Evening Program Highlights HIT Camp is packed with many hands-on activities highlighting a variety of HIT careers. There is also plenty of time scheduled for social events, including team-building activities, time in the community and outdoor adventures. Please be flexible; activities may change due to weather, scheduling of staff, or other unforseen circumstances! Note: SUNY Oswego reserves the right to change the camp schedule as needed. The combination of programs may not be exactly as listed here. An up-to-date camp schedule will be available at the commencement of camp. July 28- Aug. 1 SUNY Oswego Oswego, NY Application Deadline: May 2, 2014 The Central New York Area Health Education Center 17 Main St., Suite 237 • Cortland, NY 13045 Tel: 607-756-1090 • Fax: 607-756-1092 www.cnyahec.org Supporting today’s health care workforce... growing tomorrow’s. HIT Camp Health Careers Exploration Camp 2014 HIT Camp HIT Camp Health Careers Exploration Camp 2014 July 28- Aug. 1, 2014 SUNY Oswego, Oswego NY Application deadline: May 2, 2014 HIT Camp (short for Health Information Technology) is a resident summer camp for Central New York students entering 10th, 11th, and 12th grades who are interested in health care, computers and technology. This summer, explore health careers while making new friends and enjoying a college campus experience! HIT Camp offers a week of hands-on activities and classes to introduce students to a variety of career opportunities in the HIT field. At HIT Camp you will: • Explore a variety of HIT careers through interactive workshops • Learn from health professionals and college instructors • Identify the skills needed for careers in HIT • Discover existing science and research projects and participate in related activities • Experience dorm living and campus life about the Sponsors... Big enough to offer more than 100 programs of study, yet the right size for you to make quality connections with professors and fellow students. Our tradition of hands-on learning stretching back to 1861 ensures you can enjoy opportunities to learn by doing. CNYAHEC, through collaborative efforts, improves access to quality health care by promoting improvements in the supply, training, development, and distribution of health professionals in a 14-county area. The Rural Health Network of Oswego County is a consortium of over thirty health and human service providers, who are committed to collaborating to improve the quality, affordability, and availability of health care services in Oswego County by focusing key resources to address specific health care priorities and strengthen our local health care system. What is Health Information Technology? Q&A What does a HIT Professional do? Health information technology refers to the framework used to manage health information, and the exchange of health information in a digital format. Professionals who work in health IT are focused on the technical side of managing health information, working with software and hardware used to manage and store patient data. How much does HIT Camp cost? The fee for camp is $350 per student and includes all meals, housing and activities for the five days of camp. Scholarships are available based on need. How are students selected? How do I apply for HIT Camp? Students must submit the following: • Application Form • Short Answer Form • Recommendation Form from a teacher or guidance counselor. Please visit our website www.cnyahec.org to access the online HIT Camp application. How many students will be accepted? To keep activities hands-on and give personalized instruction, space is limited to 16 students. A selection committee will review all applications. Acceptance notifications will be sent out in late May. Students not accepted into camp will be notified in late May Where will I stay? HIT Camp students will stay in a secure residence hall on the SUNY Oswego campus, and will be accompanied by camp staff at all times. Students are required to abide by all college housing rules. (Note: Activities will be held at SUNY Oswego as well as at other affiliated clinical sites in the Oswego area. Transportation will be provided to all off-campus sites.) Upon acceptance into HIT Camp, students will receive registration forms that are required to be completed before the student is officially registered for camp. The full camp fee is due at the time of online registration and is payable by credit card. What if I have more questions? For more information about HIT Camp, contact John North, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or call (607) 756-1090
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