ClinInfoJobsClinical informatics jobs that don’t require an RN, PA, or any clinical license
Clinical and health informatics careers · certificate, bachelor’s, and master’s welcome

Informatics jobs for new graduates and career changers from science, data, or public health

Most informatics boards mix nursing and physician informatics in with everything else. This one also carries healthcare biostatistics and statistics roles that accept a public health, biology, or informatics degree in place of statistics or biostatistics. Remote roles are listed first, then hybrid, then on-site. Every listing here is screened and tagged for the questions that actually decide eligibility: which degrees the posting names and at what level (certificate, bachelor’s, master’s, or either), whether a clinical license is required, and whether Epic certification is expected on day one or sponsored after hire.

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listings, checked by hand
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need no clinical license
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fully remote
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posted in the last 2 days
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entry-level, new-grad friendly
Licensure tags No clinical license required Clinical license preferred, not required Clinical license required Epic cert sponsored after hire
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Start hereHow to read a degree line, match your degree to a track, and land a first role without a license. Career tracksSeven tracks that hire non-nursing backgrounds, with the vocabulary each expects. Pay referenceUS ranges by role family for when a posting is silent. Where to lookThe boards and employer pages where these jobs actually appear. CredentialsCertifications that answer the "but are you clinical?" question. Post a jobFirst listing free; every posting reviewed by hand. About the boardWho runs it, how listings are screened and kept current, and what we do with your email.
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Only the openings that passed the licensure screen, with posted pay where there is one. Read it in two minutes, then get on with your week.