<p>Kyle Barney pictured standing in front of Highpoint Medical, Inc., a medical practice and hospital consulting business.</p>
October 30, 2016
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October 30, 2016 9 p.m.
Meshing IT with health care
While doctors and nurses may be the public face of the health care industry, many people also work behind the scenes to keep hospitals and care facilities running smoothly — such as health care computer technicians, who install, manage and troubleshoot IT systems in medical and clinical settings. North Idaho College offers a two-year Healthcare Computer Technician program (formerly called Healthcare Informatics Technician) to fulfill this industry need. Students can earn either a certificate or an associate’s degree in the program.