Course Format: Online
Schedule: 8-week course
Modality: Self-Paced
Dates: Begin the Sunday following enrollment
Commitment: 6-7 hours/week
CMEs: 24
Tuition: $999
Flexible healthcare metrics and analysis course for Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners.
Data is just data if not analyzed and measured. By enrolling in Bryant University’s course in metrics, you’ll learn how to analyze data to improve patient outcomes, productivity, and more. With the advent of electronic health records (EHR), the amount of electronic data has exploded. Combine your clinical and analytical knowledge to guide decision-making in your healthcare organization.
This is a real-world practical course taught by expert Dr. Atin Jindal, a pioneer in the field of metrics, analysis, and artificial intelligence. By attending this course, you’ll be able to:
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners will earn 24 American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) Category 1 Continuing Medical Education credits on successful completion of this course.
This eight-week, self-paced course includes guided learning with multimedia, interactive modules, and curated readings.
First-time online learner? “Strategies for Success” is a one-week module that will familiarize you with our learning system before you begin your certificate program and ensure you are ready to participate. Required for all first-time, self-paced Bryant learners.
No matter how busy your schedule is, Bryant’s online, self paced metrics course gives you the flexibility you need.
All of our online courses are taught by top-notch Bryant faculty or industry experts who are leaders within their field.
During this 8-week course, you’ll spend 6-7 hours per week on guided learning, interactive modules, and curated reading.
This course is part of the PA and NP Leadership in Healthcare Certificate. In order to receive the certificate, you must complete four courses in this field. The courses below are currently available, with more in development and coming soon:
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Turn data into action—master metrics, analyze trends, and drive better outcomes with an immersive, results-oriented healthcare analytics course.
Lead with impact—master healthcare leadership skills, build trust, resolve conflicts, and inspire teams through Bryant's hands-on leadership course.
Atin Jindal is an academic hospitalist and clinical informatician at The Miriam Hospital with Lifespan and Brown University. Based in Providence, he teaches internal medicine and applies AI and NLP to enhance clinical documentation, reduce COPD readmissions, and improve sepsis care.