Clinical Programmers
Clinical Programming marries the disciplines of healthcare, technology and information systems into one comprehensive role. The Clinical Programmer works closely with a research team to design clinical trials. Subsequently, the Clinical Programmer must not only possess knowledge of clinical data collection procedures; he or she must also be proficient in various software applications and programming methods and possess excellent communication skills. The Clinical Programmer must ensure that systems are designed to accurately collect and process data and be able to quickly identify and troubleshoot issues that might impact patient care. This role must be able to design and build testing methods and collaborate with other clinicians while simultaneously working within technological parameters that may exist in the given work environment.
A four-year degree is required for entry into this field; a Masters degree or higher is required at higher, and more independent, levels.
Employment Outlook
The future is bright for Clinical Programmers. Hospitals, contract research organizations, biomedical research organizations and institutions, specialty disease centers, pharmaceutical and medical device suppliers and sectors of government are all in search of highly skilled and experienced Clinical Programmers. Due to the healthcare industry’s increasing dependency on technology and software applications to propel and advance data collection and patient care, Clinical Programming Analysts opportunities are expected to grow 14% or more in the next 10 years.
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