How many people finish residency to pursue a fellowship in biomedical informatics? I'd say it's only a small percentage at this point. What about others? Do they sign up for a graduate degree in health informatics? Maybe they should take formal courses or attend major national conferences. There are many ways to get involved with informatics, but you need to have a strong interest in technology and you have to be motivated to teach yourself if you're not going to invest time and energy into formal training.
There are many exciting opportunities in the world of medical informatics. To find them, you need to be connected to the right individuals so that they can open up opportunities for you. I know that there are many startup companies that are looking for medical consultants to help them as they develop specific services and products that revolve around health information technology (health IT).
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