Healthcare Informatics Information Session: Meet with Faculty Live
6:30 P.M. (ET)
About the Session
Ready to learn more about the MS in Healthcare Informatics and the Advanced Certificate in Healthcare Informatics? This information session is your opportunity to meet directly with faculty and get comprehensive information about the programs.
During this one-hour session, you will learn about:
- The redesigned curriculum and how it covers emerging topics such as medical monitoring technologies, data analytics, natural language processing, interoperability, and digital health innovation
- How CAHIIM accreditation strengthens academic rigor and enhances the long-term credibility of your degree
- The practicum experience: how we match placements with your background and professional goals, and how we support you throughout the process
- The accelerated term structure and strategies that help you balance coursework with full-time work and personal responsibilities
- What to expect for time commitments, course progression, and academic preparation
- Career pathways and the types of roles Adelphi graduates pursue in healthcare informatics
Stay For a Live Q&A With Faculty
- You’ll speak directly with faculty and get answers specific to your situation
- Ask about curriculum content, practicum planning, scheduling, and career development
- Get individualized guidance based on your academic and professional goals
The Presenters
A. Hasan Sapci, MD
Program Director and Associate Professor
Dr. Sapci specializes in evidence-based medicine, big data analytics and remote patient monitoring applications, telemedicine and connected health, as well as mobile health technologies and clinical decision support systems. He helped to start the Health Informatics Training and R&D laboratory where students get first-hand experience with robotics as it relates to healthcare informatics.
Dr. Sapci’s research interests include home telehealth and remote patient monitoring as it relates to disease management, innovative clinical research and design, clinical support systems and modeling complex medical decision making as well as health services and outcomes. He is well-published with international experience related to remote patient monitoring, telemedicine and home care.
Dr. Sapci earned his MD from the Ankara University Faculty of Medicine and is a family medicine specialist with a postdoctoral degree from Numune Training and Research Hospital.
Mary L. Jahrsdoerfer, PhD, RN
Clinical Associate Professor
With over 20 years of experience in hospital leadership and complex program development, Dr. Jahrsdoerfer’s career interests grew to emerging healthcare technologies specific to patient safety. Her research intent is to demonstrate that by simultaneously analyzing disparate clinical data points, a predictive warning may be communicated to clinical staff prior to a serious adverse patient event. She has experience conducting evidence-based research, publishing in peer-reviewed journals and speaking publicly to convey her message. Dr. Jahrsdoerfer holds a PhD from UMass Amherst, an MHA from Long Island University as well as a BSN from Stony Brook University.
Courtney Deutscher
Enrollment Specialist, AllCampus Representative
Courtney Deutscher is committed to broadening access to higher education, and has almost a decade of experience in the field. As an enrollment specialist for Adelphi’s online graduate programs, Courtney enjoys creating meaningful connections with learners from all walks of life. She is passionate about helping prospective students tap into their “why,” and enjoys supporting applicants as they create applications that highlight their strengths and demonstrate their readiness to learn at the graduate level. Courtney holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in multicultural women’s and gender studies.
Madeline Jović
Program Alumna
Madeline Jović earned her master’s degree in Health Informatics from Adelphi University in 2025. While completing the program, she continued working as a Labcorp phlebotomist, where she spent more than six years caring for patients. She then moved into a technical role as a Labcorp EDI Specialist, reviewing HL7 files, writing SQL queries, testing interfaces, and ensuring patient data moves securely and accurately between labs and providers. She was recently promoted to EDI Specialist II. Madeline’s path shows how health informatics can turn clinical experience into a career connecting technology and patient care.