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D. Bradley “Brad” McWilliams, a longtime supporter of UTHealth Houston, made a transformative commitment to the School of Biomedical Informatics to bolster our mission of enhancing human health through data science. In gratitude for his visionary investment, the school will now be named D. Bradley McWilliams School of Biomedical Informatics.
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published 9/21/2023
Only informatics program in Texas
with advanced doctoral degrees
Only school among 70+
AMIA Academic Forum Institutions
One of the largest internationally
(More than 130 regular and adjunct faculty and more than 400 graduate students)
Affordable in state and out of state tuition
3 PECASE Awardees; 9 ACMI Fellows;
8 FAMIA Fellows; 3 IAHSI Fellows
Located in the Texas Medical Center,
the largest in the world
HIMSS Approved Education Partners (AEP) are educational programs that demonstrate that their educational development activities meet the rigorous standards of quality, as identified by HIMSS. AEPs are authorized to offer HIMSS-approved healthcare and health information technology education and training programs that prepare candidates for advanced knowledge in health IT and healthcare.
Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM) is a peer-reviewed, accreditation process for both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. This designation ensures that accredited schools continuously improve the quality of health information management and health informatics education to meet healthcare workforce needs.
SBMI is a PMI Authorized Training Partner. With this designation, you can be assured that your training has been vetted by the Project Management Institute to meet their exacting standards.
