About the Program

Stanford’s intensive, one-year, professional master’s degree in Clinical Informatics Management integrates clinical medicine, information technology, and business administration to shape the future of digital health. In this program, you will engage in rigorous, multidisciplinary coursework, collaborating with leading experts to solve complex healthcare delivery challenges. The program fosters a collaborative, scholarly community dedicated to driving systemic innovation. Graduates are prepared for advanced leadership roles across healthcare systems, biotechnology, and academic medicine, equipped to translate data-driven insights into impactful, real-world health solutions.

What You’ll Study

What you will study at the graduate level depends on your particular degree, academic interests, and professional goals. Key features of our program offerings include:

• Develop and apply business models, clinical informatics tools, and ethics insights to a variety of scenarios and settings in organizations ranging from health care-focused technology start-ups to large, established health systems.

• Acquire the knowledge and tools to successfully design, implement, and manage digital innovations to improve the cost-effectiveness and the quality of patient care.

• Deploy new management skills to lead multidisciplinary teams in data analytics and data science, medicine, and business in your own organization and across institutions.