University Training Presents the Preparatory Course for Higher Technician in Health Documentation and Administration.

The academic institution Formación Universitaria has launched an innovative preparatory course for obtaining the Official Title of Higher Technician in Health Documentation and Administration. This program, regulated by Royal Decree 659/2023, allows students to take the exams organized by the education departments of the different autonomous communities. Thus, graduates will be able to practice legally in a field considered a regulated health profession, as established by Law 44/2003.

The course is designed to train students in the management of clinical documentation for patients, as well as in organizing coding processes and handling health information. Students will learn to coordinate data flow in various institutions within the hospital and healthcare sectors, acquiring essential skills for their professional performance.

The Higher Technician in Health Documentation and Administration plays a crucial role in various environments, including hospitals, primary care centers, private clinics, and health insurance companies. Their main functions include managing clinical files and databases, coding diagnoses and procedures, developing health statistics, and providing administrative support to medical teams.

Formación Universitaria offers an online learning methodology that adapts to the individual needs and pace of each student. Its virtual campus provides continuous access to updated materials, interactive activities, exam models, and specialized multimedia resources. Additionally, each student receives constant support from expert tutors, who monitor their academic progress and are available to resolve any questions that may arise.

Through this comprehensive approach, Formación Universitaria aims to enhance both the professional qualifications and job placement of its students, offering an official and legal alternative for obtaining a vocational training certificate that is increasingly in demand in the healthcare sector. With more than 200,000 students trained throughout its history, the institution positions itself as a leader in vocational training in Spain, according to a ranking published by Financial Magazine.